Question

Some of the most common structures in everyday English are verb+ noun combinations. Most of the meaning is contained in the noun. If you use them you will sound more fluent. have- have a bath, take- take a photo, do- do the shopping, make- make a speech, give- give someone a ring. How many structures can you make using the verbs above and the folowing nouns? Some verbs can go with more than one noun. an opinion , your hair , time , help , a mistake , your best , prisoners , visitors , a lecture , a cold , the bed , a party , a taxi , room , a move , a note , the ironing , a point , a test , advice , a smile , an example , the washing , damage . urgent dau coroanaa

Answer 1

have an opinion,do your hair,take my time,make a mistake,do your best,make prisoners,have visitors,have a lecture,,have a cold,make the bed,have a party,take a taxi,have a room,make a move,take a note,do the ironing,make a point,take a test,give an advice,have a smile,give an example,do the washing,make damage