Collocations for week - noun
ADJ.
last, past | previous | coming, following, next | consecutive, successive
They won 1-0 for the fourth consecutive week.
They won 1-0 for the fourth consecutive week.
entire, full, whole
It''s the first time for ages I''ve done a full week''s work.
It''s the first time for ages I''ve done a full week''s work.
working | busy, hard | quiet
It''s been a very quiet week for me.
It''s been a very quiet week for me.
3-day, 40-hour, etc.
He earns enough money to work a four-day week.
He earns enough money to work a four-day week.
VERB + WEEK
spend
We spent two weeks in France last summer.
We spent two weeks in France last summer.
take
WEEK + VERB
elapse, go by, pass
The week passed very slowly.
The week passed very slowly.
PREP.
by the ~
They''re paid by the week.
They''re paid by the week.
during/in the ~
I go out most weekends, but rarely during the week.
I go out most weekends, but rarely during the week.
for a ~
I haven''t seen him for weeks.
I haven''t seen him for weeks.
in a ~
We''ll be back in a week.
We''ll be back in a week.
in ~s
It hasn''t rained in weeks.
It hasn''t rained in weeks.
over/under a ~
It''s over a week since she rang me.
It''s over a week since she rang me.
per ~
How much do you earn per week?
How much do you earn per week?
within a/the ~
I''ll have the report finished within the next couple of weeks.
I''ll have the report finished within the next couple of weeks.
PHRASES
a day of the week
Which day of the week was it?
Which day of the week was it?