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To be honest, I had to use the search engine to remember what the phrasal verbs were. Regarding idioms, I remember that they are phrases that we use in our day to day that have a non-literal meaning.  - Yohana Fernandez 

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To be honest, I had to use the search engine to remember what the phrasal verbs were. Regarding idioms, I remember that they are phrases that we use in our day to day that have a non-literal meaning.  - Yohana Fernandez 

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regarding to phrasal verbs, i think they are verbs that joined to another word acquire another meaning. same happens with collocations, but these are longer phrases composed by 2 or more words and the meaning is not literally... I think these are like "dichos" said in spanish... phrases created by natives that only they understand haha.     PAULINA FLORES 

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regarding to phrasal verbs, i think they are verbs that joined to another word acquire another meaning. same happens with collocations, but these are longer phrases composed by 2 or more words and the meaning is not literally... I think these are like "dichos" said in spanish... phrases created by natives that only they understand haha.     PAULINA FLORES 

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I'm not familiarized by these terms but probably we are interacting with them everytime we are doing something in english like reading or writing, probably without the real intention of use it.
-Tatiana Agurto.

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I think that the phrasal verbs refer to a concept created by 2 words, I don't know if I'm right but that's what  I remember and as for the other two terms I don't know them but I hope to learn about them. Luz Henriquez

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I don't know or remember these three concepts, but I think that it can help to connect or understand better what we are reading. - Catalina Andrade

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Unfortunately, I don't think I recognize these types of words from their conceptualization "phrasal verbs", "collocations" and "idioms"
but they must be words of the target language and their correct way of organizing to create a text in order to interpret this text more accurately. Maria Jose Garavito C.

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I think that phrasal verbs and idioms, although they have different functions, both have to do with the "simple", "comic" and "personalized" way in which things are expressed. I do not remember how collocations function, but I think of something that is related to reading comprehension: there are words that define the correct construction of the sentence. ~ Fabián Urra.

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Idioms are expressions used mostly by native people of a country, and the phrasal verbs I only know they make me suffer ahahah.

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I don't remember nothing about those concepts, but I guess that "idioms" is the language of each country or ethnic group

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I think that phrasal verbs are verbs that if we put them together they change their meaning
and idioms are the way that allows humans to communication
and I don't remember what collocations are ; ;

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I know phrasal verbs, but I don't remember how it works or their rules. I'm not sure of what are "collocations" and "idioms", but I think it is something about the comprehension or understanding.

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Idioms I think is according to lenguague, for example, korean, spanish,etc.
Phrasal verb I think is a fads of a specific territory, for example, "chilensis".
Collocations I think is according to location from any country, city, town, etc.

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I don't really remember what these concepts are, although I may know them but not by name. I think they could be specific words that help connect certain ideas in the texts.

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I think that "phrasal verbs" means the use of the verbs in any phrases or in any context. I don´t know or don´t remember about "collocations" but I think that is about the grammatical use in writting. The last one, "idioms" is kinda the use of the language to say or express anything.

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I know that in phrasal verbs we have two words, a verb and a preposition but I don't remember if I used any phrase like that. Collocation and Idioms. I don't know what is thaaaat :c

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Actually, I don't know much about it, but I remember we saw phrasal verbs in grammar, so it's like types of phrases or sentences focused in verbs.
Idioms I thinks is referring to different kind of communication, acording to our cultures, countries, geographical position or something like that.
And about collocations I relly don't know, maybe is the position in the words or sentences.

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All I know is that miss Anabalon show us idioms and phrasal verbs in first year but I don't remember that much SO I DONT KNOW:)
It's like saying What's Up? instead of saying How are you? or am I wrong?

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I really don't know the exactly meaning but I think that they are related to the way that every person speaks, like the slangs or the understanding of ideas

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I really don't know the exactly meaning but I think that they are related to the way that every person speaks, like the slangs or the understanding of ideas

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idioms are words used in certain places and in informal contexts

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From my point of view, phrasal verbs are composed words which are formed by a verb and a preposition such as "put on" or "call off". About idioms, I think they are like slang with different meanings such as " I see red", or "I'm a home bird". Finally, I consider that collocations are also another way of meaning and interpretation, but I'm not very sure how to recognize them.

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I don't know what they are but I think i remember these terms are helpfull with reading comprehension

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I remember that phrasal verbs are a combination of two words, a verb and a preposition. The result is a phrase with a different meaning

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I remember that phrasal verbs are used to define specific actions but I do not remember much about them and the other terms 

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I remember that phrasal verbs are used to define specific actions but I do not remember much about them and the other terms 

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phrasal verbs are verbs accompanied by a preposition

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I don´t remember that much to be honest, but I guess idioms have to do with expressions(?

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I remember it is the formation of two word to express something, generally with a verb and a preposition, e.g: get on, get along, etc

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I don't know what they are but I think they are used to connect ideas in a text

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I remember I have heard those terms, but I don't know exactly what they are or how they work. I think these three terms might be related to reading comprehension as a "key".

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I think those are kind of special words which are use to create a meaning in texts

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Idioms are a different or methaforical way to describe expressions, for example if you do not have money, you can express that by saying I have to tight my belt, maning, you cannot spend so much money. On the other hand, phrasal verbs are verbs that if we combine them with another words the meaning changes, for example, put on, put off. I honestly do not remember what collocations are.

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Idioms are a different or methaforical way to describe expressions, for example if you do not have money, you can express that by saying I have to tight my belt, maning, you cannot spend so much money. On the other hand, phrasal verbs are verbs that if we combine them with another words the meaning changes, for example, put on, put off. I honestly do not remember what collocations are.

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I don't know what they are but maybe they are related to slang(?

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i don't quite remember what idioms are, but i guess it has something to do with slangs