Collocation
put effort into
Definition
to spend time and energy trying hard to improve or achieve something
'put effort into' is a common English collocation. to spend time and energy trying hard to improve or achieve something
put + effort + into + noun/gerund
“If you put effort into your pronunciation, you'll improve quickly.”
Examples
- I _____ effort into learning new words every day.
- She _____ effort into her presentation, and it showed.
- We need to _____ more effort into customer service.
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- They _____ a lot of effort into training for the race.
- He hasn’t _____ much effort into fixing the problem yet.
- If you _____ effort into planning, the trip will go smoothly.
- The team _____ effort into building trust with the community.
- I wish the company would _____ more effort into employee well-being.
- By the time the deadline arrived, she had _____ a great deal of effort into improving the draft.
More verb + noun + prepositions
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