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    Hangman

    Monday, July 6, 2009

    A collocation is the way in which words are combined with one another. To move from a receptive to a productive vocabulary, students of English need to learn a wide variety of ways that words collocate with each other.

    For example, please review these "Heavy Collocations" or phrases commonly associated with the adjective "heavy."

    heavy duty
    heavy heart
    heavy meal
    heavy weight
    heavy breathing
    heavy eyelids
    heavy feet
    heavy handed
    heavy snowfall
    heavy artillery
    heavy thinker
    heavy dose
    heavy industry
    heavy blow
    heavy work
    heavy depression
    heavy sleeper
    heavy trading


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