Introduction Thanks for buying the e-book!  In these 50 lessons, you’re going to learn 1000+ collocations that will expand your vocabulary and help your English sound more natural. Collocations are the typical or common combinations of words we use

PAY 
In the previous lesson, you learned collocations with pay involving money. Here are some collocations 
with pay that have nothing to do with money: 
 
pay attention = give attention, observe 
 
pay tribute = give honor or recognition 
 
pay someone a compliment = give someone a compliment 
 
pay someone a visit = an informal way to say “visit someone” 
 
pay (your) respects = express your admiration for someone (often used for someone who has 
died) 
BREAK 
 
break a habit = stop doing a habit 
 
break a promise = fail to do what you promised to do 

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