English Collocations In Use Intermediate Michael Mccarthy Felicity Odell by Michael Mccarthy, Felicity O'dell 9780521603782, 0521603781 instant download after payment.

English Collocations in Use КНИГИ ; ГУМАНИТАРНЫЕ НАУКИ Название: English Collocations in Use Автор: Michael McCarthy, Felicity Odell Издательство: Cambridge University Press Страниц: 158 Формат: PDF Размер: 61.39 Мб (rar) Язык: Английский Описание:Для того, чтобы сказать "Да, я действительно умею говорить по-английски", недостаточно знать грамматику или "много слов", нужно знать, как и в каких сочетаниях их использовать. Перед вами книга для изучающих английский язык уровня Intermediate и выше, в которой особый акцент сделан на словосочетания. При помощи этой книги вы научитесь говорить не "a big amount", а"a substantial amount", не "think about the options", а"consider the options", а также сотни других правильных сочетаний слов. Правильные словосочетания сделают ваш английский естественным и натуральным, и вы не будете говорить "get ill", а только"fall ill", и никогда не скажете "a big fine", когда нужно сказать"a heavy fine". Эта книга также поможет вам избегать типичных ошибок, которые делают практически все изучающие английский, таких как "do a choice", когда нужно говорить"make a choice", или "make your homework", когда правильно будет сказать"do your homework".A good knowledge of collocations (typical word combinations) is essential for fluent and natural-sounding English. Using collocations will improve your style of written and spoken English, and knowledge of collocations is often tested in examinations such as Cambridge FCE, CAE, CPE and IELTS. Learning correct word combinations will also help you avoid common learner errors. English Collocations in Use presents and practises hundreds of collocations in typical contexts. It is ideal for students at good intermediate level and above. Using collocations will improve your style of written and spoken English: instead of "a big amount", say"a substantial amount"; and instead of "think about the options", say"consider the options". Using collocations will make your English sound more natural: instead of "get ill", say"fall ill"; and instead of "a big fine", say"a heavy fine". Using collocations will help you avoid common learner errors: instead of "do a choice", say"make a choice"; and instead of "make your homework", say"do your homework". CONTENTS:Learning about collocations:1 What is a collocation?2 Finding, recording and learning collocations3 Using your dictionary4 Types of collocation5 RegisterGrammatical aspects of collocations:6 Intensifying and quantifying adverbs7 Everyday verbs 18 Everyday verbs 29 Everyday verbs 3Special aspects of collocation:10 Synonyms and confusable words 111 Synonyms and confusable words 212 Metaphor Topics: Travel and the environment:13 Weather14 Travel15 Countryside16 TownsTopics: People and relationships:17 People and character18 People - physical appearance19 Family20 Relationships21 Feelings and mental statesTopics: Leisure and lifestyle:22 Houses23 Eating and drinking24 Films and books25 Music26 Sport27 Health and illnessTopics: Work and study:28 Computers and technology29 Study and learning30 Work31 Business32 Academic writing 133 Academic writing 2Topics: Society and institutions:34 Laws and punishments35 Crime36 News37 Money38 War and peace39 Global problemsBasic concepts:40 Time41 Sound42 Distance and size43 Light and brightness44 Texture45 Taste and smell46 Number and quantity47 Movement and speed48 Change49 Ways of speaking50 Ways of walkingFunctions:51 Starting and finishing52 Talking about success and failure53 Talking about cause and effect54 Remembering and sensing55 Agreeing and disagreeing56 Talking about beliefs and opinions57 Deciding and choosing58 Claiming and denying59 Liking and disliking60 Praising and criticisingAnswer keyIndex 85