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📓IELTS Vocabulary: Word of the day ✅Agreement 👉🏻 COLLOCATIONS ▪️make an agreement We made an agreement not to tell anyone. ▪️sign an agreement The two countries have signed an agreement on military co-operation. ▪️have an agreement They have an agreement that all workers should be union members. ▪️reach/come to an agreement also conclude an agreement (formal) It took the two sides several weeks to reach an agreement. ▪️break/violate an agreement The UN accused the country's leaders of breaking international agreements. ▪️keep/honour an agreement also stick to an agreement (informal) (=do what you have agreed) ▪️be bound by an agreement (=have to obey the conditions of an official agreement) ▪️negotiate an agreement (=discuss particular things in order to reach an agreement) ▪️draft an agreement (=write the conditions of an agreement, which may be changed) ▪️enter into an agreement (formal) (=make an official agreement, which has legal responsibilities) ▪️finalize an agreement (=agree the last part) ▪️an agreement breaks down (=it stops working) 👌🏻Share this with your friends! and help them also IELTS effectively! #Collocation #vocabulary 📓IELTS Vocabulary: Word of the day ✅agonizing also agonising /ˈægənaɪzɪŋ/ adjective 👉🏻 extremely painful The pain was agonizing. 👉🏻 very unpleasant to experience, especially because of involving a difficult choice or a long wait an agonizing decision 👌🏻Share this with your friends! and help them also IELTS effectively! #vocabulary @English_easyly_learn