COLLOCATIONS with IN – IELTS (II) In future – I am not sure what she may do in future as she has always procrastinated every important action so far. In good/bad condition – The room is not in a good condition, so firstly, please clean it and then spread some room freshener. (b) Who is responsible for the bad condition […]

Here are Some Phrases with COME :  Come about – happen. Example: No one knows how the accident came about as it was a secluded place. Come across – find unexpectedly. Example: I came across his realty when I got some information from a detective. Come alive – to be lively and get excited. Example: After hearing that my work […]

Here are Some Interesting Collocations with IN: In action – working/performing. Example: I saw him in action last week when he defeated his opponents in the competition. In addition to – extra. Example: You will get a 10 % discount in addition to the existing 50% discount if you pay with your IBIBI credit card. In agreement with – having […]

Adjectives & Prepositions Collocations -WITH Acquainted with – familiar with. Example: Be well-acquainted with the topics for the test. Angry with – not happy with. Example: She was angry with herself for not making right choices and was over indulging in food. Annoyed with – angry with someone. Example: I am annoyed with everyone in this world right now so […]

Collocations with ABOUT Angry about – feeling/showing strong annoyance. Example: He gets angry about everything that his colleagues suggest. Annoyed about – slightly angry/irritated with something. Example: She got annoyed about the output due to malice and hatred of others. Anxious about – worried about. Example: What are you anxious about? Argue about – to disagree with someone in words. […]

Here is the list of some commonly used phrases with FOR. The use of these phrases will not only make you an exceptional orator, but give life to your writing as well. For ages – a long period of time. Example: I haven’t seen him for ages and I don’t know what is he doing these days? For breakfast/lunch/dinner – […]

Common Phrasal Verbs with BRING (a) Bring up — to take care of a child till he/she becomes an adult. Example: She brought up her children, giving them unconditional love and teaching ethics. (b)Bring on – to make something bad happen. Example: It’s difficult to forgive those who have brought on misery to you. ( c) Bring about – to […]

Here is Vocabulary related with Commuting/Travelling for Beginners:   Modes of Travelling/Transportation   Bicycle – Life is like riding a bicycle, to keep balance you must keep moving. (Albert Einstein) Bus – He boarded the bus to reach his home. Train – Please stop the train. I have left something on the station. Motorcycle/Motorbike – Do you have a motorcycle? […]