Dicionário de Collocations
TESTE DE VOCABULÁRIO
3 respostas
Bem, na minha opinião este é o melhor mais completo dicionario de collocations na Internet.
Ref. freecollocation
Ref. freecollocation
I like the FLAX too. It's user friendly and crawls within BNC, comteporary English from Wikipedia or academical English, take your pick. Isn't for a reason that FLAX stands for Flexible Language Acquisition, it's not for nothing that it has the word "flexible" in it.
Ref. flax.nzdl
An example of search with the keywords thing and time (an almost rare combination), I choose BNC on that one:
Ref. flax.nzdl
There are also COCA and other Corpora of English, but it would take a more upper intermediate or advanced level to deal with it.
I used the Prowritingaid to produce some collocations and then I found this "thing" that would go with "time", then I found it a bit of a challenge, then I got to the above one. It was then I found that that one was better to a beginning learner of English.
Ref. prowritingaid
The sites Linguee and Wordreference are also great, one would need some more time to crawl inside the hits. But it can made easier with the use of CTRL + F.
Ref. flax.nzdl
An example of search with the keywords thing and time (an almost rare combination), I choose BNC on that one:
Ref. flax.nzdl
There are also COCA and other Corpora of English, but it would take a more upper intermediate or advanced level to deal with it.
I used the Prowritingaid to produce some collocations and then I found this "thing" that would go with "time", then I found it a bit of a challenge, then I got to the above one. It was then I found that that one was better to a beginning learner of English.
Ref. prowritingaid
The sites Linguee and Wordreference are also great, one would need some more time to crawl inside the hits. But it can made easier with the use of CTRL + F.
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