Verb and Noun Collocations
A verb and noun collocation is a combination of a verb and a noun that are commonly used together. These combinations sound natural to native speakers and are often best learned as whole expressions.
Have a look at some of the most common examples:
- We need to catch the bus at 8:15, so hurry up!
- Can you take a photo of us in front of the castle?
- Please take a seat while you wait for the doctor.
- Students take an exam at the end of the course.
- We usually have breakfast at seven o'clock.
- Did you have a good time at the concert?
- Every evening, my parents go for a walk in the park.
- We need to pay the bill before we leave.
- She is trying to save money for a new bicycle.
- He works at weekends to earn money for university.
- Anna hopes to win a prize in the school competition.
- My brother wants to get a degree in biology.
- Can you answer the phone? I'm cooking.
- You should brush your teeth twice a day.
- Don't forget to pack your suitcase tonight; we leave early tomorrow.
