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Chance can mean a possibility (which could be good or bad) or an opportunity (which has a more positive connotation) and we use it in combination with lots of other words.
Let's learn 30 collocations with CHANCE. These are all words that go together naturally with the word chance.
When you learn these common combinations of words, then it’s easier to put them together so that your speaking sounds natural (and not a little "strange.")
Come get your copy of the 1000 collocations e-book to learn even more!
This is one of our most popular e-books because the lessons are really quick, so it’s easy to make progress fast.
⭐ 1000 Collocations E-Book: https://www.espressoenglish.net/1000-english-collocations-in-10-minutes-a-day/
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Do you want to learn more than 1000 advanced vocabulary words, so you can speak and write like a master of the English language? Keep listening, because this course is for you.
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Each lesson includes a quiz to help you practice and review your new vocabulary.
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Today’s lesson is a quick tip about a small difference that could really mix you up – do you attend English class, or attend to English class?
Watch the lesson to find out!
(I'll also explain when to use call vs. call to)
It’s in these tiny little details where English learners – even more advanced ones – often make mistakes. And that’s why it’s so important to get some feedback and correction on your writing from a native English speaker.
You can get that inside our Advanced English Grammar Course. In addition to 45 lessons teaching you grammar in great detail, you also have the option to add teacher feedback – you can practice your writing and get it corrected by the Espresso English teaching team.
This is really for the most dedicated English learners and it’s super valuable to get personalized feedback – so I hope we’ll see you inside that course!
