Luyện ngữ pháp - English Collocations in Use - Intermediate ((Unit 9: Basic concepts))

- Lesson 46: A. Commenting on how much or how many

Number and frequency

Commenting on how much or how many

These adjectives collocate strongly with both number and amount. Try to use them instead of small or large where appropriate.

NUMBER, AMOUNT	minute /maɪn'ju:t/
	enormous
	substantial
	tiny
	significant
	surprising
	considerable

- Lesson 45: Exercise 45.3

- Lesson 46: B. Talking about numbers

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