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    Sentences With Collocations

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    The document provides examples of sentences using the collocations "happy", "determined", and "nervous". For happy, the examples show people feeling delighted, in good spirits, overjoyed, and thrilled. For determined, the examples illustrate someone focused on a game and not listening, intent on an arrest, with a house set on fire, and committed to traditions. For nervous, the examples describe someone anxious about public speaking, on edge and tense, and apprehensive about an exam.

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    The document provides examples of sentences using the collocations "happy", "determined", and "nervous". For happy, the examples show people feeling delighted, in good spirits, overjoyed, and thrilled. For determined, the examples illustrate someone focused on a game and not listening, intent on an arrest, with a house set on fire, and committed to traditions. For nervous, the examples describe someone anxious about public speaking, on edge and tense, and apprehensive about an exam.

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    The document provides examples of sentences using the collocations "happy", "determined", and "nervous". For happy, the examples show people feeling delighted, in good spirits, overjoyed, and thrilled. For determined, the examples illustrate someone focused on a game and not listening, intent on an arrest, with a house set on fire, and committed to traditions. For nervous, the examples describe someone anxious about public speaking, on edge and tense, and apprehensive about an exam.

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    Sentences With Collocations

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    Alina Skoljar
    The document provides examples of sentences using the collocations "happy", "determined", and "nervous". For happy, the examples show people feeling delighted, in good spirits, overjoyed, and thrilled. For determined, the examples illustrate someone focused on a game and not listening, intent on an arrest, with a house set on fire, and committed to traditions. For nervous, the examples describe someone anxious about public speaking, on edge and tense, and apprehensive about an exam.

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    Sentences with collocations:

    1. Happy

    ● I was really delighted about my birthday present.


    ● Our English teacher is in good spirits because all of us passed
    the exam.
    ● My mom was overjoyed because I got a good grade in physics.
    ● I was thrilled about today's party.

    2. Determined

    ● My classmate was really focused on his computer game, and he


    didn't listen to what teacher was talking about.
    ● I think they were intent on Paula’s arrest.
    ● The house was set on fire.
    ● She is totally committed to Estonian traditions

    3. Nervous

    ● My friend is very anxious about public speaking


    ● He is on edge, I don't think that he can climb up
    ● I can feel the tense in his voice.
    ● I am sure that I will be really apprehensive when I am going to
    take my exam.

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