| Front | "For example, you can say you are in b... a... with someone [generally in agreement with them]. However, b... can also be used with a number of other words - a b... avenue, a b... s..., b... s..., a b... a... [a strong a...], a b... h... [a strong h...) and so on." |
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| Back | "For example, you can say you are in broad agreement with someone [generally in agreement with them]. However, broad can also be used with a number of other words - a broad avenue, a broad smile, broad shoulders, a broad accent [a strong accent], a broad hint [a strong hint) and so on." |
| Unit Number | 2 |
| Unit Subject | "Strong, fixed and weak collocations " |
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