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Seoul Brother Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

about the collocation ' a party'

I suggest that she ( ) a surprise party.

(a) take (b) hold (c) make (c) do (d) prepare

Which one is grammatically incorrect?

thanks in advance
  

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Have Hold Host Do (in the right context)

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Do (in the right context)
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This is not a question of grammatical correctness, but a question of which word(s) collocate correctly. Also, are you sure the question asks which is incorrect? I suspect it should ask which is correct. Normally one "holds" a party. "prepare" is possible though less likely. The others are not really possible.
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I would usually say you "have a party" or "give a party."
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GPYNormally one "holds" a party.
I should clarify that by "normally" I mean "normally out of the choices that are given". Other very common collocations exist, as mentioned above.
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