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Collocations of the verb to go:
1. well together (Eggs and milk go well together with the flour to make pancakes)
2. on and on (He speaks on and on)
3. slowly (When you're bored, time can seem to go slowly)
4. smoothly (The business start went smoothly)
5. well with (This poem goes well with the young public)
6. on (Let's go on with writing the exercise)
7. endlessly (Last school year seemed to go endlessly)
Collocations of the verb to have:
1. a bad temper (If you have such a bad temper, I won't pay attention to your words)
2. a shower (Go and have a shower after the sports class)
3. a rest (Your father has a rest, don't speak loudly)
4. an argument (I despise the perople who enjoy having an argument)
Collocations of the verb to read:
1. aloud (Sarah likes to read aloud when she learns new lessons)
2. through (Stop reading throgh lines what I'm telling you)
3. about (His colleague has read about the news from the newspaper)
4. avidly (A cultivated person is the one who reads avidly)
