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NutzungsbedingungenEnglisch (UK) · Phrasal Verbs im Kontext
Dreiteilige Phrasal Verbs
Manche Phrasal Verbs haben drei Teile: ein Verb, eine Partikel und eine Präposition, die sie mit dem Objekt verbindet. Das letzte Wort ändert sich nie, lerne es also als Teil des Verbs:
- to: look forward to
- of: run out of, get rid of
- with: put up with, come up with, catch up with, keep up with, get away with, go along with
- on: cut down on, look down on
- for: look out for, make up for
Das Objekt steht immer nach dem gesamten Verb: I can't put up with this noise, nie put up this noise with. Nach look forward to folgt ein Nomen oder die -ing-Form: I'm looking forward to seeing you (nicht to see you).
Beispiele
- I'm looking forward to the party.
- We've run out of coffee.
- How do you put up with him?
- She came up with a clever plan.
- Try to cut down on salt.
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We're all looking forward the weekend.Lösung anzeigen
We're all looking forward to the weekend.
The printer has run out paper.Lösung anzeigen
The printer has run out of paper.
I can't put up this noise.Lösung anzeigen
I can't put up with this noise.
You should cut down sugar.Lösung anzeigen
You should cut down on sugar.
Look out cars when you cross the road.Lösung anzeigen
Look out for cars when you cross the road.
I'm looking forward seeing you again.Lösung anzeigen
I'm looking forward to seeing you again.
We need to get rid these old chairs.Lösung anzeigen
We need to get rid of these old chairs.
She came up a great idea.Lösung anzeigen
She came up with a great idea.
I'm sorry I forgot your birthday. I'll make up it.Lösung anzeigen
I'm sorry I forgot your birthday. I'll make up for it.
The doctor told him to cut down coffee.Lösung anzeigen
The doctor told him to cut down on coffee.