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Corinne Notter
This flashcard set helps university-level English learners master gerunds and infinitives, focusing on grammar rules and usage. It covers essential verbs like "understand," "try," and "forget," with examples such as "I just can't understand him taking the money" and "I'll never forget meeting him the first time." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for advanced students and exam takers, these vocabulary flashcards enhance fluency and comprehension, making them a valuable tool for anyone aiming to refine their English grammar skills.
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79
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3
Sprache
Deutsch
Kategorie
Englisch
Stufe
Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
30.05.2015 / 21.05.2018

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(in)capable of 

gerund

interested in

gerund

pleased at / about

gerund

proud of

gerund

right in / about

gerund

serious about

gerund

sick / tired of

gerund

suitable for

gerund

used / accustomed to

gerund

danger of

gerund

for fear of

gerund

hope of

gerund

idea / thought of

gerund

idea / thought of

gerund

pleasure in 

gerund

point in

gerund

reason for

gerund

busy

gerund

(nothing) like

gerund

no good

gerund

no use

gerund

worth

gerund

after/before

gerund

by

gerund

for

gerund

in spite of

gerund

instead of

gerund

on 

gerund

without

gerund

start

we started shopping at eight o'clock

It suddenly started to rain 

regret

negative feeling about --> he regretted  ever having mentioned it

.. to say (to dislike)--> We regret to inform you that you failed

forget / remember

recall (things past) --> I'll never forget meeting him the first time / I can't remember saying all those things

dran denken (not forget) --> Don't forget to shut the windows / Did you remember to give him my key?

go on

continue (like before) --> He said nothing but just went on working

procced (with sth new) --> After the welcome he went on to explain

like / love

hate

enjoy / not enjoy --> ing

wish, want, hope /not wish,want --> inf.

mean

mit sich bringen, entail --> The new order will mean working overterime

intend, want --> I didn't mean you to read the letter

need / want

require a service --> shirt badly needs washing / The plants want watering daily

must , have to / whish to do --> I didn't need to go to the bank after all / I didn't want this happen, believe me

 

stop

give up -- ing

interrupt an action --> inf.

try

mal versuchen --> ing

make an effort --> inf.

understand

understand why --> I just can't understand him taking the money

have the impression --> The prime Minister is understood the have extremely angry about the report

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