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Ahmedali111  +  352141 Tue, 17 Apr 07 05:23 PM
Apart from dictionaries which give collocation in separate  examples in many entries , could any one recommend an online source dealing with the subject  thoroughly, as this site does for phrasal verbs for example. http://www.phrasalverbdemon.com
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Forevershi  +  355074 Tue, 24 Apr 07 06:40 PM
hi,thanks.this site not only searches phrasal verb,but contains other items.very good/
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