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Business Collocations Game

Cut out the cards below. Ask students to find the nounĀ that collocates with all three words on the card. Note that the correct answers may collocate before or after the words on the cards. The answers are included below.

 

daily
weekly
demanding
grueling
hectic

recognition
awareness
image
identity
name
plan
lunch
trip
partner
investment
acumen
exchange
market
index
options

ballpark
preliminary
rough
conservative

prohibitive
escalating
rising
overall
estimated
additional
conditions
leader
share
sector
trends

multinational
large
global
transnational

payer
law
measures
reform
cuts
credit
exemption

emerging
digital
information
modern
state-of-the-art
clear
unfair
competitive
strategic
comparative

increase
controls
war
tag
range

private
public
banking
agricultural
financial
service

laundering
market
problems
natural
human
adequate
scare
renewable

raw
recyclable
promotional
educational
instructional

inalienable
basic
fundamental
equal
human

foreign
sound
poor
risky
speculative
long-term
coverage
premium
claim
broker
agent

exponential
explosive
steady
long-term
economic
population

private
public
personal
intellectual

base
retention
satisfaction
attrition
relations
service
support
near
distant
foreseeable
immediate

placement
line
range
design
development

extensive
vast
communications
social
television
enduring
lasting
long-term
business
professional
love-hate
informal
written
tacit
trade

mainframe
personal
super

 

Answers

daily
weekly
demanding
grueling
hectic
(schedule)

recognition
awareness
image
identity
name
(brand)
plan
lunch
trip
partner
investment
acumen
(business)
exchange
market
index
options
(stock)

ballpark
preliminary
rough
conservative
(estimate)

prohibitive
escalating
rising
overall
estimated
additional
(cost)
conditions
leader
share
sector
trends
(market)
multinational
large
global
transnational
(corporation)

payer
law
measures
reform
cuts
credit
exemption
(tax)

emerging
digital
information
modern
state-of-the-art
(technology)
clear
unfair
competitive
strategic
comparative
(advantage)

increase
controls
war
tag
range
(price)

private
public
banking
agricultural
financial
service
(sector)

laundering
market
problems
(money)
natural
human
adequate
scare
renewable
(resources)

raw
recyclable
promotional
educational
instructional
(materials)

inalienable
basic
fundamental
equal
human
(rights)

foreign
sound
poor
risky
speculative
long-term
(investment)
coverage
premium
claim
broker
agent
(insurance)

exponential
explosive
steady
long-term
economic
population
(growth)

private
public
personal
intellectual
(property)

base
retention
satisfaction
attrition
relations
service
support
(customer)
near
distant
foreseeable
immediate
(future)

placement
line
range
design
development
(product)

extensive
vast
communications
social
television
(network)
enduring
lasting
long-term
business
professional
love-hate
(relationship)
informal
written
tacit
trade
(agreement)

mainframe
personal
super
(computer)

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