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Confusing collocations

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    Learn 20 common collocations
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  • This phrase means you have a better position when compared to someone else.
    have an advantage
  •  15
  • This phrase means you take action so that you profit or benefit from a situation
    take advantage (of)
  •  15
  • You set or schedule an appointment
    make an appointment
  •  15
  • After an appointment is scheduled, you can say now that you ...
    have an appointment
  •  15
  • If you pause an activity or work so you can rest for a short time
    take a break
  •  15
  • This phrase means you suddenly start to run and try to escape
    make a break
  •  20
  • If you have time available or an opportunity to do something (e.g. call smn back)
    have a chance
  •  15
  • This phrase means to try sth risky or dangerous, or sth that might not succeed
    take a chance
  •  15
  • This phrase means that you will call somebody
    make a call
  •  15
  • This means you will receive and answer the call
    take a call
  •  15
  • You permit smn to do sth against the rules or customs (usually only one time)
    make an exception
  •  20
  • This phrase means you are enjoying yourself
    have fun
  •  15
  • This means to tease smn or joke about them (which could be offensive)
    make fun (of smn)
  •  15
  • This phrase means there is time available for you to use
    have time
  •  15
  • Your schedule is very busy and you need to squeeze in one more activity
    make time (for sth)
  •  20
  • This phrase means you'll do sth slowly and carefully
    take your time
  •  15