Collocation
make progress
Definition
to improve or move forward toward a goal over time
'make progress' is a common English collocation. to improve or move forward toward a goal over time
make + progress
“If you practice every day, you'll make progress quickly.”
Examples
- I can finally _____ progress with my English after practicing daily.
- She _____ progress in physical therapy every week.
- We _____ progress faster when we work together.
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- He _____ progress on the project despite the tight deadline.
- If you want to _____ progress, set small weekly goals.
- The team hasn't _____ much progress since the last meeting.
- After months of training, they began to _____ real progress.
- Very little progress was _____ during the negotiations.
- With the new strategy, more progress can be _____ in less time.