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🗓️ Collocation of the Day – “Save time”
⏳ Meaning: To do something in a quicker or more efficient way.

🗣️ Examples:

Using templates can save time when writing emails.

Online shopping saves time and effort.

❌ Not: keep time or take time
✅ Say: save time

📌 Collocations like these help you sound more confident and fluent in English.

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🗓️ Collocation of the Day: “Break the news”
📣 Meaning: To tell someone important or surprising news (often sad or serious).

🗣️ Examples:

She didn’t know how to break the news to her parents.

I hate to break the news, but your exam is postponed.

🔤 Not: ❌ Tell the news
✅ Break the news = natural and correct

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📝 English Tip – Master Common Collocations!

❓ Do you say: “strong rain” or “heavy rain”?
✅ Correct: Heavy rain ☔

Some words just "go together" — and these natural word pairings are called collocations.

📌 More Examples:

✅ Catch a cold (❌ not “take a cold”)

✅ Make progress (❌ not “do progress”)

✅ Pay attention (❌ not “give attention”)

🎯 Learning collocations helps you sound more fluent and native-like!

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📝 English Tip of the Day – Use Collocations Naturally!

Instead of saying: ❌ “Do a mistake”
Say: ✅ “Make a mistake”

Why? Because some words naturally go together in English. These are called collocations.

📌 Examples:

Make a decision (not “do a decision”)

Take a break (not “do a break”)

Have a look (not “make a look”)

✅ Mastering these will make your English sound more natural and fluent!

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