The Oxford Collocations Dictionary

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Exposure and repetition, we're being very sort of rambly here in lots of tangents. That's totally normal on my podcast. So there's something like the Oxford collocations dictionary, again, free advertising, you just send me a check in the post if you want. But I will. TheOxford collocations dictionary can be a great reference guide for you,. which you can, which can work with you. It's not the only thing you should use and other dictionaries are available. Yeah. You're exposing yourself to English, but then when you kind of have a question, like, you've got a word, you think, I'm curious about the word

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