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E s s e n t i a l
A c a d e m i c
C o l l o c a t i o n s
M a s t e r t h e A rt o f Ac a d e m i c Wr i t i n g
Prepared and Compiled by: Ahmad Belal

My name is Ahmad Belal, an IELTS Instructor based in
Canada. I offer online IELTS courses and assessments to ESL
students whose goal is score band 7+ . So far, I have taught
more than 9800 students, many of whom realized,
embraced and achieved their goals of having high scores in
the IELTS test, which led to some astonishing changes in
their lives. This book is an addition to the range of material
that I offer to my students to help them achieve their dream
goals.
I hope that this reference would help you elevate your level in the English language.
2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

Page 1
Table Of Contents
Introduction 2
Importance of Collocations in Academic Writing 3
Why are They Essential for IELTS? 3
The Objective of This Guide 4
How to Navigate This Guide 5
Explanation of the Components 5
Tips for Effective Usage 6
The List 7

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Introduction
In the English language, there are certain combinations of words that, when put
together, create a harmony that resonates with native speakers. These combinations,
known as collocations, are the unsung heroes of proficient and natural-sounding English,
especially in academic writing. This guide is dedicated to unveiling the power of these
collocations, particularly for those preparing for the IELTS examination or anyone
aiming to refine their academic writing prowess.

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Importance of Collocations in Academic
Writing
Collocations are not just random pairs of words that sound good together; they reflect
the natural patterns of the language. In academic writing, where precision, clarity, and
fluency are paramount, using the right collocations can make your arguments more
compelling. They add authenticity to your writing which makes it resonate more with
native speakers and academic evaluators.
Why are They Essential for IELTS?

In the IELTS exam, especially in the writing and speaking modules, demonstrating a
wide range of vocabulary is crucial. But it's not just about using advanced words; it's
about using them correctly. Collocations help in achieving this. They showcase your
understanding of the English language, boost your coherence and cohesion scores, and
make your responses sound more natural.

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The Objective of This Guide
This guide aims to:
1. Introduce you to over 2100 essential academic collocations

2. Provide insights into their effective usage in various contexts.
3. Offer strategies to incorporate them seamlessly into your writing to ensure it
sounds more natural and proficient.

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How to Navigate This Guide
Explanation of the Components
Navigating through the vast array of collocations can be exhausting, but understanding
the structure can simplify the process. Each collocation in this guide is systematically
broken down to help you grasp its essence:
Component I, POS I (Part of Speech I):This is the first word in the collocation. Its
role is often to describe, modify, or set the tone for the main idea. The part of
speech (POS) indicates the grammatical category it belongs to, such as an
adjective, noun, verb, etc. For example, in the collocation "abstract concept,"
"abstract" is an adjective that describes the nature of the concept.
Component II, POS II (Part of Speech II): This is the second word in the collocation,
often representing the main idea or subject. Its part of speech provides further
clarity on its grammatical function. In our example, "concept" is a noun, which is
the main subject being described.

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Tips for Effective Usage
Mastering collocations requires more than just memorization. Here are some strategies
to internalize and effectively use them:
Contextual Practice: Don't just memorize collocations in isolation of a context. Use

them in sentences or short paragraphs. Not only will this help in retention but also
ensures that you understand their contextual relevance.
Flashcards with a Twist: Traditional flashcards have the term on one side and the
definition on the other. For collocations, try writing the first component on one
side and challenge yourself to recall the second component. Alternatively, write a
sentence with a blank on one side and the missing collocation on the other.
Engage in Active Reading: When reading academic texts or articles, highlight or
note down collocations. Seeing them in authentic contexts can reinforce their
usage patterns.
Peer Practice: Partner with a study buddy and quiz each other on collocations.
Create sentences or short stories using a set of given collocations. This not only
tests your recall but also your ability to use them creatively.
Daily Journaling: Dedicate a few minutes each day to write a short journal entry,
ensuring you use a handful of the collocations you're learning. Over time, this
practice can significantly improve your natural use of these word combinations.
Remember, the key is consistent practice and active engagement with the material.
With time and effort, these collocations will become an integral part of your academic
writing toolkit.

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About this book
"2100+ Essential Academic Collocations " is
your key to mastering academic writing.
Dive into over 2100 curated collocations to
enhance fluency and coherence. Whether
you're preparing for IELTS or simply aiming
to elevate your academic writing skills, this
guide is indispensable. Equip yourself with
the tools to write confidently and
proficiently.

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2100+

Prepared and Compiled by: Ahmad Belal

Canada. I offer online IELTS courses and assessments to ESL

students whose goal is score band 7+ . So far, I have taught

more than 9800 students, many of whom realized,

embraced and achieved their goals of having high scores in

the IELTS test, which led to some astonishing changes in

their lives. This book is an addition to the range of material

that I offer to my students to help them achieve their dream

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

Importance of Collocations in Academic Writing 3

Why are They Essential for IELTS? 3

The Objective of This Guide 4

How to Navigate This Guide 5

Explanation of the Components 5

Tips for Effective Usage 6

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

aiming to refine their academic writing prowess.

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

native speakers and academic evaluators.

Why are They Essential for IELTS?

make your responses sound more natural.

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

1. Introduce you to over 2100 essential academic collocations

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

broken down to help you grasp its essence:

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

to internalize and effectively use them:

Contextual Practice: Don't just memorize collocations in isolation of a context. Use

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

2100+ Essential Academic Collocations www.ahmadbelalielts.com

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