The document discusses the entry for the noun "impression" in the Oxford Collocations Dictionary for Students of English. It lists several adjectives that commonly collocate with "impression", including distinct, firm, strong, clear, vague, accurate, distorted, fleeting, overriding, convincing, early and final. The adjectives are grouped to show their typical meanings when used with "impression".

1. Which one noun collocates with all of these adjectives?<br />Here is part of the entry for ‘impression’ from the ‘Oxford Collocations Dictionary for Students of English’. It includes all of the adjectives in the word cloud above. <br />impression noun1 idea/feeling/opinion about sthADJ. distinct, firm, strong | main, overriding, overwhelming | convincing | clear, vivid | fleeting, vague | accurate | distorted, erroneous, false, mistaken, misleading, spurious, wrong | good The village gives a good impression of what a medieval city would have looked like. | favourable | negative | opposite | early, first, immediate, initial First impressions can be misleading. | final | general, overall | general, widespread There is a widespread impression that schooling needs to be improved. | public | personal, subjective<br />Have you ever used a collocations dictionary?<br />Why do you think the adjectives have lines between them?<br />Use this space to write example sentences using some of the adjectives with ‘impression’:<br />