10 Collocations with Preposition ON (Advanced Vocabulary)

Collocations are an important part of English, including in writing. The IELTS and TOEFL writing section assesses your use of collocations as part of your vocabulary score (Lexical Resource). It is therefore important to know how to combine words correctly and appropriately. For example, what are the differences in meaning between based on, based in and based at? In this video, we look at these collocations as well as 10 more, with explanations of meaning and sample sentences. We also include more examples of collocations for you to look up on your own. 🔹 Some of the collocations you will see in this video: ▪on behalf of ▪on the whole ▪on purpose ▪on guard ▪on track ▪on board ▪on schedule ▪on demand ▪on good terms ▪on no account and many more. ☑ Note: the collocations we look at can and should be used in your formal writing. ✅ Visit my website for IELTS writing samples: https://writetotop.com/blog/ ✅ Check out my exclusive e-book IELTS Writing Samples: Edited, Assessed & Scored--it contains 40 writing samples, including summaries (Task 1) and essays (Task 2) with comprehensive edits, notes, analyses, and scores. ⭐ https://writetotop.com/product/ielts-writing-samples-edited-assessed-scored/ 🎯 Need help with IELTS writing? Join me for a workshop or course: https://writetotop.com/ielts-courses/ ✅ Need ideas for your essays? Check out my ideas e-book (full of useful vocab): https://writetotop.com/books/ ❣️ Follow me on Instagram and Facebook for more useful materials: 🔸 https://www.instagram.com/writetotop 🔸 https://www.facebook.com/writetotop