Collocations for guidance - noun
ADJECTIVE
clear,
detailed,
proper,
specific
careful
firm
Parents need to provide their children with firm guidance.
careful
firm
Parents need to provide their children with firm guidance.
gentle
helpful, useful, valuable
The handbook gives helpful guidance on writing articles.
helpful, useful, valuable
The handbook gives helpful guidance on writing articles.
practical
general
These notes are for general guidance only.
general
These notes are for general guidance only.
additional,
further
divine, spiritual
She prayed for divine guidance.
divine, spiritual
She prayed for divine guidance.
expert,
legal,
parental,
professional,
technical
marriage (BrE)
a marriage guidance counsellor
marriage (BrE)
a marriage guidance counsellor
career,
vocational
ethical, moral
ethical, moral
VERB + guidance
give (sb),
offer (sb),
provide (sb with)
We can give guidance to students on which courses to choose.
We can give guidance to students on which courses to choose.
issue
could use (AmE), need
ask for, look (to sb) for, seek, want
Children look to their parents for guidance.
I think you should seek guidance from your lawyer on this matter.
could use (AmE), need
ask for, look (to sb) for, seek, want
Children look to their parents for guidance.
I think you should seek guidance from your lawyer on this matter.
receive
follow
follow
PREPOSITION
under … guidance,
under the guidance of
Volunteers are restoring the building under expert guidance.
Volunteers are restoring the building under expert guidance.
guidance about
guidance about university degrees
guidance about university degrees
guidance as to
Guidance must be given as to what tasks the learner should attempt.
Guidance must be given as to what tasks the learner should attempt.
guidance on
The Safety Officer provides guidance on firefighting and office safety.
The Safety Officer provides guidance on firefighting and office safety.