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Collocations with Go, Come,

Reach, Get
Welcome to this presentation on collocations. We'll be exploring common
word combinations with "go," "come," "reach," and "get."

by Кумушой Султанназирова
What are Collocations?
Collocations are words that frequently appear together. Learning collocations can improve fluency and accuracy.

They often sound more natural and idiomatic than using They can make your English sound more natural.
random words.
Collocations with "Go"

1 Go wrong 2 Go crazy
Something went wrong. He went crazy after he lost
his job.

3 Go out 4 Go ahead
We're going out for dinner Go ahead and ask him.
tonight.
Examples of "Go" Collocations
Go hiking Go shopping
They went hiking in the mountains. She went shopping for a new dress.

Go swimming Go to bed
We went swimming in the lake. It's time to go to bed.
Collocations with "Come"

Come along Come true


Come along, let's go! My dreams came true.

Come in handy Come to mind


This tool will come in handy. That name just came to mind.
Examples of "Come"
Collocations

1 Come back
She came back from her trip yesterday.

2 Come together
The family came together to celebrate.

3 Come up with
We came up with a great plan.
Collocations with "Reach"
Reach a decision

1 They reached a decision after a long discussion.

Reach an agreement

2 They reached an agreement on the contract.

Reach out to

3 He reached out to his friends for help.


Examples of "Reach" Collocations

Reach the summit


1 The climber reached the summit after a long climb.

Reach the top


2
He reached the top of the ladder.

Reach the goal


3
The team reached their goal for the quarter.
Collocations with "Get"

Get a job
1
I hope to get a job soon.

Get married
2
They got married last summer.

Get started
3
Let's get started on this project.
Examples of "Get"
Collocations

1
Get together
The family gets together for dinner every Sunday.

2
Get lost
He got lost in the woods.

3
Get along
They don't get along very well.

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