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Collocations inglés, Apuntes de Idioma Inglés

Collocations

Tipo: Apuntes

2018/2019

Subido el 02/10/2021

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COLLOCATIONS
Social fond candle-lit family warm
distant unkind kind wedding sunny
relaxed close firm prior
Dinner remark climber handshake get-together
farewell welcome engagement invitation relative
atmosphere smile friend reception
1. Regretfully, we will be unable to attend the Reunion Diner due to a prior engagement
2. Thank you so much for your kind invitation. We’d love to come.
3. Fred is rather two-faced he’s always got some unkind remark to make about his
so-called friends.
4. Apparently, the famous composer William Walton is a distant relative of Richard’s,
although they’ve never met.
5. And now ladies and gentleman would you please give a very warm welcome to our
next gust, Mr Danny Muller!
6. I’m dreading it. I’m best man and I’ve got to make a humorous speech at the
wedding reception.
7. Vincent is a terrible social climber He’s always trying to get himself invited to the
most exclusive parties.
8. As they parted, they whispered a fond farewell knowing they would never meet
again.
9. I always try and greet business contacts with a firm handshake and a sunny smile.
10. My mother’s birthday is a chance for us all to meet up and have a family get-
together
11. I’d rather you didn’t speak like that about Rachel, se happens to be a close friend
12. I love going round to Roddy’s – there’s always such a relaxed atmosphere.
13. Gerry proposed to Amanda halfway through a romantic candle-lit dinner.
POSSIBILITY, PROBABILITY AND CERTAINTY
a. He has no chance of ever persuading her to marry him.
b. They stand as much change of getting a grade A as I do of becoming the Prime
Minister.
c. There a chance that my company will send me to the United States for a year.
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COLLOCATIONS

Social fond candle-lit family warm distant unkind kind wedding sunny relaxed close firm prior Dinner remark climber handshake get-together farewell welcome engagement invitation relative atmosphere smile friend reception

1. Regretfully, we will be unable to attend the Reunion Diner due to a prior engagement 2. Thank you so much for your kind invitation. We’d love to come. 3. Fred is rather two-faced – he’s always got some unkind remark to make about his so-called friends. 4. Apparently, the famous composer William Walton is a distant relative of Richard’s, although they’ve never met. 5. And now ladies and gentleman would you please give a very warm welcome to our next gust, Mr Danny Muller! 6. I’m dreading it. I’m best man and I’ve got to make a humorous speech at the wedding reception. 7. Vincent is a terrible social climber He’s always trying to get himself invited to the most exclusive parties. 8. As they parted, they whispered a fond farewell knowing they would never meet again. 9. I always try and greet business contacts with a firm handshake and a sunny smile. 10. My mother’s birthday is a chance for us all to meet up and have a family get- together 11. I’d rather you didn’t speak like that about Rachel, se happens to be a close friend 12. I love going round to Roddy’s – there’s always such a relaxed atmosphere. 13. Gerry proposed to Amanda halfway through a romantic candle-lit dinner. POSSIBILITY, PROBABILITY AND CERTAINTY a. He has no chance of ever persuading her to marry him. b. They stand as much change of getting a grade A as I do of becoming the Prime Minister. c. There a chance that my company will send me to the United States for a year.

d. There is little chance of management agreeing to their employee’s demands e. No one has had a chance yet of predicting the outcome of this dispute with any certainty. f. Is there any chance of me borrowing your bike for half an hour? g. The chances are that the match will be cancelled. h. Did you had the chance to speak to the Personnel Manager yesterday? PAGE 52 EXERCISE 1 LISTENING

1. It seemed to go on forever. 2. Everything seemed to be happening in slow motion. 3. It was as though time stood still ( era como si el tiempo se detuviera). 4. It was all over in a flash ( todo ocurrió en cuestión de segundos). 5. Everything was happening at once. ( todo pasó a la vez) 6. I remember it as if it was yesterday 7. It’s an experience I will never forget. 8. I still have nightmares about it. 9. It’s all a bit of a blur now. ( está un poco borroso) 10. I don’t remember much about it.