DIRECTIONS: Underline the collocations used in each sentence. 1. James and Lily are happily married.
2. The mother was deeply worried about her son.
3. Your recent performance is a big improvement from last time.
4. What is their departure time?
5. He was interviewed by the head teacher.
6. He was deeply hurt by their betrayal.
7. At the rate of your spending, you will go bankrupt soon.
8. John was doing the dishes when his mother arrived.
9. The old man deeply regrets not taking risks when he was still young.
10. We should pay a visit to Mr. Garcia next week.

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1. James and Lily are happily married.

2. The mother was deeply worried about her son.

3. Your recent performance is a big improvement from last time.

4. What is their departure time?

5. He was interviewed by the head teacher.

6. He was deeply hurt by their betrayal.

7. At the rate of your spending, you will go bankrupt soon.

8. John was doing the dishes when his mother arrived.

9. The old man deeply regrets not taking risks when he was still young.

10. We should pay a visit to Mr. Garcia next week.

I have absolutly no clue if these are correct, just my guess based on my 2 and 1/2 minutes of research on what a collocation is.

the answer is mary made mudpies on monday.

remember alliteration is the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.  

8 ish depending on the what grade