English to / -ing
Intermediate Macmillan English Grammar
Intermediate Macmillan English Grammar
Kartei Details
| Karten | 98 |
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| Sprache | Deutsch |
| Kategorie | Englisch |
| Stufe | Mittelschule |
| Erstellt / Aktualisiert | 25.03.2013 / 20.08.2015 |
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mögen
verbs followed by to-infinitive, or -ing
like
example: I like to ride / riding big horses.
lieben
verbs followed by to-infinitive, or -ing
love
example: I love to think / thinking about mathematical problems.
ängstlich
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
afraid
example: I'm afraid to lose control.
besorgt
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
anxious
example: You're anxious to fail this exam.
beschämt
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
ashamed
example: We're ashamed to read about this scandal.
vorsichtig
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
careful
example: They're careful to pass the river.
entschlossen
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
determined
example: He was determined to pass the exam.
befreien
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
free
example: I'm free to laugh if you say something stupid.
erschrocken
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
frightened
example: You're frightened to die early.
glücklich
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
happy
example: They're happy to receive a present.
begeistert
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
keen
example: I was keen to go out with her.
schnell
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
quick
example: He's quick to answer.
bereit
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
ready
example: We're ready to go for a long walk.
betrübt
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
sorry
example: She was sorry to break with him.
willig
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, describing how someone feels
willing
example: They were willing to follow us.
schwierig
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
difficult / hard
example: It's difficult / hard to love someone.
einfach
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
easy
example: It's easy to be happy.
angenehm
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
agreeable
example: It's agreeable to sleep in this bed.
amüsant
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
amusing
example: This joke is amusing to hear.
langweilig
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
boring
example: this text is boring to read.
unmöglich
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
impossible
example: I'ts impossible to stay patient.
nett
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
nice
example: It's nice to meet you.
gut
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
good
example: It's good to speak about this problem.
wichtig
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
important
example: It's important to involve him.
nötig
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, opinions
necessary
example: It's necessary to print the solutions.
sollen
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, used with be
be supposed to / be expected to
example: You're supposed to do something.
You're expected to do something.
dürfen
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, used with be
be allowed to
example: Sorry, but you're not allowed to wait here.
vorbereitet sein
adjectives followed by to-infinitive, used with be
be prepared to
example: I'm prepared to survive in a forest.
zugeben
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
admit
example: I admitted making mistakes.
meiden
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
avoid
example: I avoid arguing with my friends.
berücksichtigen / überlegen / bedenken
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
consider
example: We considered eating people
bestreiten
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
deny
examples: I deny eating unhealthily things.
ablehnen
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
dislike
examples: They dislike taking umbrellas.
freuen
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
enjoy
examples: You enjoy riding amazing horses.
glauben / meinen
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
fancy
examples: We fancy reading books make intelligent.
I fancy eating cookies is not good for my health.
fühlen wie
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
feel like
examples: I feel like sleeping people.
beenden
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
finish
example: We finished running trough the fields.
nicht anders können
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
can't help
example: We can't help doing it. (Wir können es nicht lassen)
einbeziehen
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
involve
example: Having a healthy lifestyleg involves following a balanced diet.
behalten / dranbleiben
verbs of feeling and opinion etc followed by -ing
keep
example: Don't keep asking me.
