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Access (n/v)
1. to access
2. have access to
3. gain access to
4. provide access to
5. deny access to
6. allow access to
7. direct access
8. unlimited access
9. restricted access
10. wheelchair access (+to)
Agree (v)
1. strongly agree
2. totally agree
3. fully agree
4. partially agree
5. broadly agree
6. agree that (+ Verb Phrase)
7. agree with
8. agree to (+inf)
9. agree on
10. agree about
Amount (n/v)
1. a considerable amount of
2. a substantial amount of
3. an increasing amount of
4. an increase in the amount of
5. a fall in the amount of
6. to raise the amount of
7. to double the amount of
8. to reduce the amount of
9. to halve the amount of
10. to amount to
Aware (adj), awareness (n)
1. to be aware
2. to be unaware
3. to make people aware
4. aware of (+NP)
5. aware that (+VP)
6. to raise awareness
7. to increase awareness
8. environmental awareness
9. cultural awareness
10. public awareness
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Barrier (n)
1. psychological barrier
2. physical barrier
3. to constitute a barrier
4. to overcome a barrier
5. to break down a barrier
6. to be faced with a barrier
7. a barrier to growth
8. a barrier to communication
9. a barrier to development
10. trade barrier
Beginning/end (n)
1. at the beginning/end of
2. in the beginning/end
3. from the beginning to the end
4. beginning/end of the lesson
5. beginning/end of the century
6. beginning/end of the period
7. beginning/end of the work-day
8. beginning/end of the game
9. beginning/end of the year
10. beginning/end of the month
Belief (n)
1. a common belief
2. a widespread belief
3. a widely-held belief
4. a deep-seated belief
5. a strong belief
6. a superstitious belief
7. religious belief
8. have a belief in
9. undermine belief
10. respect the beliefs of
Benefit (n)
1. obtain benefit from
2. derive benefit from
3. enjoy the benefits of
4. reap the benefits of
5. substantial benefit
6. considerable benefit
7. long-term benefit
8. short-term-benefit
9. immediate benefit
10. enormous benefit
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Budget (n)
1. allocate the budget
2. increase the budget
3. prioritize the budget
4. cut the budget
5. lack the budget
6. have a budget
7. limited budget
8. tight budget
9. education budget
10. provincial budget
Business (n)
1. do business
2. set up a business
3. operate a business
4. generate business
5. start a business
6. medium-sized business
7. family business
8. state-owned business
9. profitable business
10. successful business
Care (v/n)
1. to care about
2. to care for
3. to take care of
4. couldn’t care less
5. healthcare
6. psychiatric care
7. to receive care
8. to provide care
9. care workers
10. care services
Cause (n)
1. root cause
2. underlying cause
3. major cause
4. indirect cause
5. likely cause
6. possible cause
7. principal cause
8. most obvious cause
9. immediate cause
10. chief cause
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Cause (v)
1. cause suffering
2. cause illness
3. cause problems for
4. cause embarrassment
5. cause pollution
6. cause harm to
7. cause disease
8. cause global warming
9. cause anxiety
10. cause damage
Change (n)
1. dramatic change
2. momentous change
3. revolutionary change
4. bring about a change
5. undergo a change
6. a change takes place
7. a change for the better
8. climate change
9. a period of change
10. make a change
Child/children (n)
1. childhood
2. disobedient child
3. delinquent child
4. gifted child
5. give birth to a child
6. raise a child
7. an only child
8. child development
9. spoil a child
10. child mortality (rate)
City (n)
1. capital city
2. industrial city
3. cosmopolitan city
4. historic city
5. the city center
6. the outskirts of the city
7. sprawling city
8. city-dweller
9. port city
10. city life
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Common (adj)
1. to have something in common
2. in common with
3. the common people
4. common sense
5. to be common
6. a common problem
7. a common occurrence
8. a common response
9. a common disease
10. a common approach to
Computer (n)
1. computer savvy
2. computer literate
3. computer skills
4. computer hacker
5. log onto/off a computer
6. store something on computer
7. computer industry
8. the computer age
9. computer screen
10. computer technology
Concern (v/n)
1. to concern everyone
2. to concern national development
3. to be concerned about
4. widespread concern (about)
5. national concern (about)
6. growing concern (about)
7. to be concerned with
8. as far as I’m concerned
9. concerning the first issue
10. to show concern for
Context (n)
1. to outline a context
2. to provide a context
3. take account of the context
4. put sth into context
5. in a specific context
6. a personal context
7. a global context
8. in a broader context
9. in a different context
10. out of context
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Control (v/n)
1. to tightly control
2. to indirectly control
3. to establish control of/over
4. to take control of
5. birth control
6. quality control
7. traffic control
8. total control
9. parental control
10. under control
Cost (n/v)
1. the cost of living
2. total cost
3. estimated cost
4. average cost
5. to reduce the cost
6. to raise the cost
7. to come at a cost
8. to measure the cost
9. costs and benefits
10. to cost a lot
Crime (n) [1]
1. to commit a crime
2. to be guilty of a crime
3. to investigate a crime
4. to solve a crime
5. to tackle crime
6. to be accused of a crime
7. to be tried for a crime
8. to confess to a crime
9. to be punished for a crime
10. victims of crime
Crime (n) [2]
1. serious crime
2. white-collar crime
3. petty crime
4. violent crime
5. to prevent crime
6. to reduce crime
7. to deter crime
8. crime rate
9. crime prevention
10. crime wave
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Culture (n)
1. indigenous culture
2. traditional culture
3. native culture
4. alien culture
5. contemporary culture
6. Western culture
7. to preserve culture
8. to protect culture
9. in some cultures
10. culture shock
Demand (n)
1. supply and demand
2. strong demand
3. huge demand
4. insatiable demand
5. growing demand
6. declining demand
7. reduced demand
8. demand for water
9. demand for accommodation
10. be in demand
Different (adj), difference (n)
1. to be completely different (from)
2. totally/entirely different
3. to tell the difference between
4. no one can tell the difference
5. there’s no difference between
6. a fundamental difference
7. only a slight difference
8. a subtle difference
9. it doesn’t make any difference
10. differences and similarities
Difficult (adj); easy (adj)
1. find it difficult/easy to
2. make it difficult/easy to
3. it is difficult/easy to
4. a difficult/easy problem to solve
5. quite difficult/easy
6. extremely difficult/easy
7. increasingly difficult/easy
8. particularly difficult/easy
9. surprisingly difficult/easy
10. exceedingly difficult/easy
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Effect (n), influence (n), impact (n)
1. have an effect/influence/impact on
2. positive/negative effect
3. dramatic effect
4. disastrous effect
5. far-reaching effect
6. adverse effect
7. catastrophic effect
8. direct indirect effect
9. long-term effect/short-term effect
10. domino effect/knock-on effect
Exercise (n)
1. get exercise
2. do exercise
3. regular exercise
4. physical exercise
5. mental exercise
6. strenuous exercise
7. daily exercise
8. aerobic exercise
9. vigorous exercise
10. gentle exercise
Fact (n) [1]
1. undoubted fact
2. relevant fact
3. observable fact
4. obvious fact
5. undeniable fact
6. well-known fact
7. little-known fact
8. (it is a ) sad fact (that)
9. unpleasant fact
10. surprising fact
Fact (n) [2]
1. examine the facts
2. look at the facts
3. be aware of the fact that
4. recognize the fact that
5. accept the fact that
6. emphasize the fact that
7. draw attention to the fact
8. conceal the facts
9. despite the fact that
10. acknowledge the fact that
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Family (n) [1]
1. large family
2. nuclear family
3. immediate family
4. extended family
5. low-income family
6. dysfunctional family
7. single-parent family
8. immediate family
9. well-to-do family
10. close-knit family
Family (n) [2]
1. family gathering
2. family background
3. family ties
4. family breakdown
5. family business
6. family connections
7. family commitments
8. family planning
9. family member
10. family life
Figure (n)
1. rough figure
2. approximate figure
3. precise figure
4. accurate figure
5. surprising figure
6. highest/lowest figure
7. projected figure
8. according to the figure
9. the latest figures (data)
10. the official figures (data)
Freedom (n)
1. press freedom
2. total freedom
3. personal freedom
4. religious freedom
5. artistic freedom
6. unlimited freedom
7. freedom of speech
8. freedom of the press
9. freedom of choice
10. freedom of religion
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Fund(s), funding (n/v)
1. to provide funds for
2. to have limited funds
3. available funds
4. insufficient funds
5. to have access to funds
6. contingency fund
7. illegal funds
8. to fund a project
9. to fund the cost of
10. to fund one’s education
Gap (n)
1. widening gap
2. wide gap
3. generation gap
4. the information gap
5. the technology gap
6. the gender gap
7. unbridgeable gap
8. narrow the gap
9. bridge the gap
10. widen the gap
Government (n)
1. local government
2. central government
3. democratic government
4. government policy
5. to overthrow the government
6. to support the government
7. government regulation
8. a government-run business
9. the role of government
10. government subsidies
Habit(s) (n)
1. eating habits
2. shopping habits
3. spending habits
4. reading habits
5. viewing habits
6. Western habits
7. to change one’s habits
8. a change in people’s habits
9. to give up a habit
10. to get into the habit of
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Health (n)
1. healthcare
2. health center
3. health problems
4. health services
5. universal healthcare
6. to be harmful to your health
7. to be good for your health
8. physical/mental health
9. to promote health education
10. to improve maternal health
Holiday (n)
1. national holiday
2. religious holiday
3. annual holiday
4. school holiday
5. to go on holiday
6. to have a holiday
7. holiday resort
8. holiday destination
9. family holiday
10. holiday season/period
Home (n)
1. to get home
2. to go home
3. to leave home
4. to feel at home
5. home owner/ownership
6. home town
7. home schooling
8. homework
9. old people’s home
10. nursing home
Idea (n)
1. to have an idea
2. to come up with an idea
3. to generate ideas
4. to reject an idea
5. original idea
6. crazy idea
7. to exchange ideas
8. to get across your ideas
9. to present your ideas
10. to clarify your ideas
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Identify (v)
1. to identify the problem
2. to identify the key points
3. to identify the gist
4. to identify the source
5. to identify the cause
6. to identify the topic
7. to identify the key issue
8. to identify the writer’s opinion
9. to be difficult to identify
10. to clearly identify
Improvement (n)
1. make improvements (in)
2. bring about improvements (in)
3. lead to improvement
4. show improvement
5. considerable improvement
6. significant improvement
7. marked improvement
8. gradual improvement
9. long-term improvement
10. much-needed improvement
Income (n)
1. income tax
2. high-income familes
3. low-income families
4. household income
5. to generate income for people
6. a drop in income
7. income per capita
8. a source of income
9. taxable income
10. to provide income
Increase (n/v)
1. a steady increase (in)
2. a 10% increase (in)
3. to lead to an increase (in)
4. a tenfold increase
5. a price increase
6. a temperature increase
7. to increase significantly
8. to increase twofold
9. to increase by 10%
10. to increase from 5% to 7%
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Independence (n), independent (adj) Issue (n) [1]

1. to gain independence (from) 1. raise the issue
2. to declare independence 2. debate the issue
3. to vote for independence 3. discuss the issue
4. the struggle for independence 4. address the issue
5. to be independent from 5. deal with the issue
6. an independent issue 6. explore the issue
7. financially independent 7. examine the issue
8. to become an independent person 8. focus on the issue
9. completely independent 9. highlight the issue
10. fiercely independent 10. consider the issue

Individual (n/adj) Issue (n) [2]

1. a talented individual 1. important issue
2. a particular individual 2. crucial issue
3. the needs of the individual 3. debatable issue
4. respect for the individual 4. controversial issue
5. to vary from individual to individual 5. complex issue
6. the rights of the individual 6. global issue
7. individual liberty 7. social issue
8. individual human beings 8. ethical issue
9. each individual case is different 9. moral issue
10. every individual is unique 10. health-related issue

Information (n) [U] Job (n) [C] [1]

1. accurate information 1. well-paid job
2. up-to-date information 2. high-powered job
3. to gather information 3. demanding job
4. to analyze information 4. rewarding job
5. to provide information 5. dull job
6. to disseminate information 6. part-time/full-time job
7. the information age 7. steady job
8. information overload 8. 9-to-5 job
9. information technology 9. temporary job
10. too much information 10. blue-collar/white-collar job

The Internet (n) Job (n) [C] [2]

1. use the Internet 1. have a job
2. have access to the Internet 2. get a job
3. shop on the Internet 3. apply for a job
4. Internet user 4. lose your job
5. Internet shopping 5. change jobs
6. Internet usage 6. job satisfaction
7. Internet access 7. job security
8. Internet connection 8. job opportunities
9. Internet banking 9. job seeker
10. Internet security 10. job creation
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Lack of (n) [C] = shortage of [1] Media (n)

1. a lack of money 1. the media
2. a lack of resources 2. news media
3. a lack of time 3. social media
4. a lack of public transport 4. electronic media
5. a lack of energy 5. media attention
6. a lack of healthcare 6. media campaign
7. a lack of regulation 7. censorship of the media
8. a lack of materials 8. media bias
9. a lack of training 9. the role of the media
10. lack of know-how 10. through/via the media

Lack of (n) [C] = shortage of [1] Method (n)

1. address the lack of
2. overcome the lack of
3. deal with the lack of
4. cope with the lack of
5. solve the problem of the lack of
6. ease the lack of
7. suffer from a lack of
8. a basic lack of
9. a fundamental lack of
10. a serious lack of
1. to adopt a method
2. to use a method
3. effective method
4. reliable method
5. traditional method
6. alternative method
7. research method(s)
8. teaching method
9. a method of +V-ing
10. a method for +V-ing

Lack (v) Money (n) [1]

1. lack water 1. make money
2. lack initiative 2. earn money
3. lack funding 3. spend money (on)
4. lack resources 4. cost a lot of money
5. lack experience 5. borrow money
6. lack coherence 6. waste money
7. lack healthcare 7. squander money
8. lack infrastructure 8. run out of money
9. lack evidence 9. save money
10. lack revenue 10. invest money (in)

Law (n) Money (n) [2]

1. break the law 1. lend money
2. pass a law (to/about) 2. pay back money
3. introduce a law (to/about) 3. prize money
4. enact a law (to/about) 4. dirty money
5. make a law (to/about) 5. counterfeit money
6. obey the law 6. paper money
7. observe the law 7. pocket money
8. enforce the law 8. taxpayers’ money
9. flout the law 9. public money
10. against the law 10. money laundering
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Opportunity (n) Problem (n) [1]

1. to have the opportunity to 1. growing problem
2. a job opportunity 2. chronic problem
3. a once-in-lifetime opportunity 3. acute problem
4. a golden opportunity 4. long-term problem
5. equal opportunities 5. central problem
6. to take an opportunity 6. common problem
7. to seize an opportunity 7. widespread problem
8. to grasp an opportunity 8. insoluble problem
9. to create opportunities 9. personal problem
10. equality of opportunity 10. social problem

Order (n/v) Problem (n) [2]

1. to order a drink 1. cause the problem
2. to order a taxi 2. exacerbate the problem
3. in alphabetical order 3. tackle the problem
4. in chronological order 4. deal with the problem
5. in random order 5. solve the problem
6. to put in order 6. overcome the problem
7. in the wrong order 7. ease the problem
8. out of order 8. alleviate the problem
9. to follow orders 9. eradicate the problem
10. law and order 10. address the problem

People (n) Range (v/n)

1. elderly people 1. to range from A to B
2. young people 2. to range between A and B
3. ordinary people 3. outside the normal range
4. middle-class people 4. a whole range of products
5. unemployed people 5. a wide range of services
6. disabled people 6. within the range of probability
7. single people 7. a considerable age range
8. homeless people 8. price range
9. indigenous people 9. long-range missile
10. native people/local people 10. a top-of-the-range product

The people (n) = the public Reason (n)

1. the public 1. the most common reason
2. the people 2. a plausible reason
3. the general public 3. justifiable reason
4. the man in the street 4. logical reason
5. the citizenry 5. for many reasons
6. the populace 6. for all sorts of reasons
7. the common people 7. for a variety of reasons
8. the masses 8. the reason for (their) actions
9. the general population 9. without good reason
10. society 10. it stands to reason that
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Rate (n)
1. interest rate
2. crime rate
3. birth rate
4. fertility rate
5. unemployment rate
6. growth rate
7. rate of taxation
8. rate of inflation
9. a high/low rate
10. a rise in the rate
Receive (v)
1. to receive a decent salary
2. to receive a phone call
3. to receive guests/visitors
4. to receive unemployment benefit
5. to receive a pension
6. to receive compensation
7. to receive free healthcare
8. to receive a bonus/commission
9. to receive bad news
10. to receive an email
Recommend (v)
1. to recommend immediate action
2. to recommend a review
3. to recommend the death penalty
4. to recommend a change in policy
5. to recommend the abolition of
6. to recommend the following action
7. to recommend a new policy
8. to recommend that
9. to strongly recommend
10. to tentatively recommend
Record (v/n)
1. the data recorded in the chart
2. a world record
3. a record high/low
4. an up-to-date record
5. medical records
6. legal records
7. keep a record of
8. break the record
9. attendance record
10. to have a criminal record
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Reduce (v)
1. to reduce the price/cost
2. to reduce the rate of…
3. to reduce tariffs
4. to reduce pollution
5. to reduce unemployment
6. to reduce crime
7. to reduce overfishing
8. to reduce absenteeism
9. to reduce emissions
10. to reduce domestic abuse
Regard (n/v)
1. with regard to
2. in regard to
3. in this regard
4. give my regards to Jane
5. to regard something as wrong
6. to regard something as inevitable
7. to be regarded as normal
8. to be widely regarded as
9. to be traditionally regarded as
10. to be universally regarded as
Region (n)
1. the eastern/western region
2. the surrounding region
3. remote regions of Indonesia
4. far-flung regions
5. autonomous region
6. arid region
7. oil-producing region
8. underdeveloped region
9. throughout the region
10. regional (adj)
Regulation(s) (n)
1. strict regulations on
2. tight regulations on
3. to impose regulations
4. to enforce regulations
5. to comply with regulations
6. to contravene regulations
7. rules and regulations
8. traffic regulations
9. safety regulations
10. building regulations
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Related (adj)
1. to be related to
2. closely related
3. inextricably related
4. directly related
5. not necessarily related
6. these issues are related
7. the problems are related
8. a related issue
9. a related topic
10. to be (completely) unrelated
Relationship (n)
1. to have a relationship with B
2. the relationship between A and B
3. a close relationship
4. a direct relationship
5. an inverse relationship
6. a causal relationship
7. the parent-child relationship
8. a professional relationship
9. a romantic relationship
10. to examine the relationship
Same (adj)
1. to be the same as
2. to look the same
3. to sound the same
4. exactly the same
5. almost the same
6. not quite the same
7. to have the same problem
8. it’s the same with me/you/him
9. all the same
10. to stay the same
School (n)
1. vocational school
2. private school
3. state school
4. boarding school
5. co-educational school
6. single-sex school
7. attend school
8. skip school
9. complete school
10. drop out of school
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Sector (n)
1. the private sector
2. the public sector
3. the manufacturing sector
4. the agricultural sector
5. the mining sector
6. the retail sector
7. the banking sector
8. sectors of the economy
9. sectors of the population
10. divide something into sectors
Solution (n) [1]
1. realistic solution
2. simple solution
3. effective solution
4. partial solution
5. workable solution
6. feasible solution
7. short-term/long-term solution
8. temporary solution
9. cost-effective solution
10. practical solution
Self (n)
1. be self-conscious
2. be self-confident
3. be selfish
4. be self-motivated
5. have self-control
6. in self-defense
7. in your own self-interest
8. have self-respect
9. take care of oneself
10. by oneself
Sense (n)
1. common sense
2. to make sense
3. the argument makes sense
4. in the sense of
5. sense of touch
6. sense of smell
7. sense of taste
8. sense of sight
9. sense of hearing
10. sixth sense
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Service (n)
1. customer service
2. good/bad service
3. efficient service
4. out of service
5. provide (good) service
6. service sector
7. to do military service
8. medical services
9. security services
10. telephone service
Shopping (n)
1. online shopping
2. late-night shopping
3. 24-hour shopping
4. shopping mall
5. to go shopping
6. to do the shopping
7. shopping area
8. make a shopping list
9. shopping street
10. pedestrian shopping area
Solution (n) [2]
1. come up with a solution
2. find a solution
3. seek a solution
4. agree on a solution
5. brainstorm a solution
6. arrive at solution
7. provide a solution
8. put forward a solution
9. propose a solution
10. work towards a solution
Source (n)
1. reliable source
2. lucrative source
3. valuable source
4. renewable source
5. primary source
6. source of energy
7. source of nutrition
8. source of revenue
9. source of power
10. source of clean water
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Supply (n/v)
1. water supply
2. food supply
3. energy supply
4. to be in short supply
5. supply and demand
6. adequate supply (of)
7. plentiful supply (of)
8. limited supply
9. to supply the needs of
10. to supply the people with
Support (n/v)
1. to support an argument
2. to fully support
3. to broadly support
4. growing support
5. popular support
6. widespread support
7. to lack support
8. to provide support
9. a means of support
10. support services
System (n)
1. efficient system
2. centralized system
3. elaborate system
4. the justice system
5. the education system
6. the healthcare system
7. the public transport system
8. design a system
9. set up a system
10. reorganize the system
Technology (n)
1. mobile technology
2. up-to-date technology
3. computer technology
4. information technology
5. telecommunications technology
6. to apply technology
7. to introduce technology
8. advances in technology
9. the impact of technology
10. to benefit from technology
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Television (n) Tourism (n)

1. television program 1. international tourism
2. television series 2. mass tourism
3. television channel 3. eco-tourism
4. television advertisements 4. to boost tourism
5. cable television 5. to be dependent on tourism
6. local television 6. tourism sector
7. state television 7. development of tourism
8. watch television 8. a decline in tourism
9. broadcast something on television 9. a downturn in tourism
10. see something on television 10. earnings from tourism

Time (n) [U] [1] Trade (n/v)

1. have time 1. profitable trade (in)
2. waste time 2. booming trade (in)
3. make time for 3. international trade
4. take time 4. to promote trade
5. find time 5. to engage in trade
6. save time 6. retail trade
7. run out of time 7. illegal trade
8. give sb time 8. trade surplus/deficit
9. spend time 9. trade restrictions
10. kill time 10. to trade with

Time (n) [U] [2] Training (n)

1. most of the time 1. job training
2. all the time 2. basic training
3. a race against time 3. thorough training
4. in time/on time 4. proper training
5. in ten minutes’ time 5. vocational training
6. a waste of time 6. to receive training (in)
7. a period of time 7. to provide training (in)
8. some time ago 8. to undergo training (in)
9. one at a time 9. training course
10. at that time 10. training workshop/session

Topic (n) Travel (n/v)

1. debatable topic 1. overseas travel
2. central topic 2. air travel
3. newsworthy topic 3. leisure travel
4. controversial topic 4. space travel
5. sensitive topic 5. to travel widely
6. topic of discussion 6. to travel together
7. consider the topic of 7. to travel abroad
8. focus on the topic of 8. to travel to and from work
9. cover the topic of 9. to travel between/through/to/along
10. explore the topic of 10. to travel by (bus/ship/train, etc)
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Trend (n) View (n)

1. an upward trend 1. widely-held view
2. a downward trend 2. opposing view
3. a worldwide trend 3. conventional view
4. an underlying trend 4. traditional view
5. a noticeable trend 5. in (my) view
6. a cultural trend 6. from (my) point of view
7. a social trend 7. adhere to a view
8. a trend towards 8. accept a view
9. buck the trend 9. put forward a view
10. follow the trend 10. have a view

True (adj) War (n)

1. absolutely true 1. declare war (on)
2. largely true 2. prevent war
3. not strictly true 3. war breaks out
4. not quite true 4. civil war
5. by no means true 5. full-scale war
6. it is simply not true to say that 6. nuclear war
7. a true story 7. war crimes
8. a true friend 8. war on drugs
9. my dream came true 9. war zone
10. that’s very true, but… 10. the threat of war

Use (n) Work (n) [1]

1. increased use (of) 1. hard work
2. frequent use (of) 2. challenging work
3. widespread use (of) 3. rewarding work
4. everyday use 4. manual work
5. illegal use 5. paperwork
6. industrial use 6. office work
7. drug use 7. get down to work
8. be no use (+Ving) 8. start work
9. Internet use/computer use 9. do some work
10. use of English/Indonesian/Javanese 10. seasonal work

Value (n/v) Work (n) [2]

1. traditional values 1. look for work
2. shared values 2. find work
3. cultural values 3. work schedule
4. set a high value on 4. workplace
5. value system 5. workstation
6. symbolic value 6. work experience
7. sentimental value 7. work permit
8. to value one’s privacy 8. work roster
9. to value one’s cultural heritage 9. work mate
10. a rise/fall in the value of (the dollar) 10. work-related stress
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Work (v)
1. work hard
2. work full-time
3. work part-time
4. work alone
5. work independently
6. work round the clock
7. work together
8. work efficiently
9. work as a (nurse)
10. work for (a company, organization)

World (n)
1. the developing/developed world
2. the modern world
3. the ancient world
4. throughout the world
5. all over the world
6. in an ideal world
7. the world economy
8. world population
9. the world recession
10. worldwide (=global)

Year (n)
1. at the beginning of/end of the year
2. throughout the year
3. in ten years’ time
4. for years
5. by the year 2020
6. ten-year-old child
7. the previous year
8. the following year
9. the academic year
10. last year/next year/this year