Common Word Combinations : Back and forth – to move in one direction and then in the opposite direction. Example: Sometimes I feel that my life shuttles back and forth between present and past. Black and white – in extremes. Example: Some people always see things in black and white. Body and soul – to use every part of you, […]

Have a look on some interesting Expressions with TO : Access to – permission. Example: Some employees in our organization have access to the IT room. Addition to – with. Example: Use your XXX Bank Debit Card and get 10% discount in addition to ongoing 50% discount. Allusion to – an indirect or passing reference. Example: Though her book is […]

Here are 12 Expressions with WORLD A man/woman of the world – a man/woman who has had many experiences and is not easily shocked. Example: She is a woman of the world. She can tell you what to do in this complex situation. All the world is a stage – this world is like a stage show. Example: Shakespeare said, […]

Here are Some Phrases about Clothes   Buckle down – to secure something with straps fasten together with buckles. Example: Don’t forget to buckle down his pants. He is too small to wear pants. Button up – to fasten/close the buttons. Example: Don’t forget to button your jacket up when you go outside today as it’s really cold outside. Clog […]

Here are Some Collocations & Phrases with SET : Collocations: Set the table – arrange the table in preparation for eating. Example: Please set the table as guests wish to have dinner in another ten-fifteen minutes.   Set something on fire – cause something to start burning with fire. Example: She threw a match stick in the dustbin and it set the […]

Here are Some Common Collocations for IELTS:   Collocations with BREAK: Break a bone – fracture a bone. Example: Rahul broke a bone while he was jumping from the bed. Big break – good opportunity. Example: Always make the best of your big break as opportunity never knocks twice. Break a code – figure out a secret code. Example: You […]

Here are some Words related with Various Professions: Administrative Administer – Who is there to administer the reception? Assist – He will assist you in every work. Arrange – Please arrange the chairs in the conference room. Balance – How much balance you have in your account? Catalog – The catalog contains all the information about the product. Categorize – Their […]

1. Administrative • Administer – Who is there to administer the reception? • Assist – He will assist you in every work. • Arrange – Please arrange the chairs in the conference room. • Balance – How much balance you have in your account? • Catalog – The catalog contains all the information about the product. • Categorize – Their […]

1. All day long – the whole day. Example: Catherine waited for me all day long, but I could not go to meet her as I was busy in some important work. 2. All right – safe/acceptable/satisfactory. Example: (a)Are you all right? (b)Whatever you all want to do is all right with me. 3. All over – completely finished/everywhere. Example: […]