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Collocations – A0–B1

This 35-collocation deck covers the everyday English phrases native speakers use to talk about daily routine, from A0 to B1 level: waking up, breakfast, heading to work, chores and evening habits. You'll learn to say 'make the bed,' 'catch the bus' or 'have a shower' the way English actually works, not word-for-word from Hungarian. These verb-noun pairs let you describe your day naturally in conversation or writing instead of stringing single words together. A solid pick for beginners ready to move from isolated vocabulary to real phrasing.

35 cards
EN → HU
Collocations – A0–B1
Collocations – A0–B1 35 cards
HUF 200

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What you'll be able to do

  • You'll describe your average day from morning to night in English.
  • You'll use verb-noun collocations like 'make the bed' and 'catch the bus' correctly.
  • You'll avoid the word-for-word translation mistakes Hungarian speakers often make.
  • You'll talk confidently about chores, hygiene habits and daily tasks.
  • You'll understand routine scenes in English textbooks, shows and conversations.

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What's in this set?

The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.

  • go to work
  • go to school
  • make the bed
  • make coffee
  • have dinner
  • make tea
  • watch television
  • put on clothes
  • have lunch
  • have breakfast
  • catch the bus
  • eat breakfast
  • have a shower
  • take a shower
  • take a bath
  • get dressed
  • wash your face
  • wash your hands
  • brush your hair
  • do homework
  • brush your teeth
  • comb your hair
  • start work
  • read a book
  • take a break
  • check your phone
  • set the table
  • listen to music
  • finish work
  • clear the table
  • check your email
  • pack your bag
  • prepare breakfast
  • have a snack
  • prepare a meal