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Collocation refers to the appearance or occurrence of groups or pairs of words, particularly when more frequent than random chance would suggest.
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"Nervous" vs. "anxious"
Are these words interchangeable? When would you use one over the other?
For example, is it correct to say you "feel nervous" or "feel anxious"? Is it correct to say you are an "anxious person" or a " …
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