The Extract Collocations Tool is designed to create a list of common collocations based on any text. Simply paste sentences or a text into the tool and select the vocabulary you want to practice. You'll generate a list of frequently paired words in seconds, helping learners understand how these words typically combine in natural language. This tool is perfect for enhancing vocabulary and improving students’ fluency in context, making it an efficient way to reinforce patterns and boost language skills. Use your collocations list to create vocabulary practice tasks with other Twee tools like word-definition matching tasks or sentences with the target collocations.
Try this toolFREEAdd a Text
Begin by typing or pasting your sentences or text into the designated box. This can be any passage or set of sentences you want to extract collocations from.
Select Vocabulary
Once your text is in the tool, highlight words to select the vocabulary you want to create collocations with.
Extract Collocations
Click 'Do the magic!' to create a list of word combinations that frequently appear together, based on the vocabulary you selected. This list will help your students identify useful language patterns and improve their understanding of the vocabulary.
Keep Practicing
Use the collocations list to create deeper understandings of the vocabulary. In other Twee tools, enter the list of collocations you've generated to create engaging exercises such as word-definition matching activities, or creating sentences with the vocabulary.
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