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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

placements/interships

Hello,
Which verb(s) are most frequently used in collocation with these nouns? Here's a sentence by Cambridge Dictionary "The trainee teachers do a school placement in the summer term." I have also seen "undertake" used in collocation with placement. Is it fine to use these two verbs or not?

Thank you
  

Top answer

I wouldn't say 'undertake' is wrong, but I almost always see 'do'.

— Clive

  • I wouldn't say 'undertake' is wrong, but I almost always see 'do'.
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I wouldn't say 'undertake' is wrong, but I almost always see 'do'.
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Thumbs up, Clive. Same here. I just wanted to make sure.

Thank you,
Gene
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Gene93verb(s) are most frequently used in collocation with these nouns?
Searching online, I found all the verbs below followed by "an internship".

obtain, get, lead to, complete, offer, apply for, start, begin, look into, be considered for, seek, seek out, earn, land, have, do, interview for, want, learn a lot from, wrap up

CJ
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