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  1. 22-Jul-2006, 01:44 #1
    gwhittler
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    Default word partnerships or collocations

    I am a newly certified teacher who does not just want to teach and earn but I want to teach and learn. Can word partnerships and collocations be used interchangably?

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  2. 22-Jul-2006, 08:58 #2
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    Default Re: word partnerships or collocations

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    Yes. 'Collocation' is the linguistic term.
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