25.1. gy. B1 (példák)

form verb /fɔːm/ 1 alakít, készít (összeállít); alkot, képez [T]

In English, you form the present participle by adding -ing to the verb.

do auxiliary verb /duː/ (did, done) 2 segédige az ige ismétlése helyett

She runs much faster than he does.

Maria looks much healthier than she did.

"I hate that song!" "So do I."

"I don't like the heat." "Nor/Neither do I."

"May I join you?" "Please do!"

would modal verb /wʊd/ 1 -na, -ne, -ná, -né (ha ..., segédige a feltételes mód képzéséhez)

What would you do if you lost your job?

They knew there would be trouble unless the report was finished by the next day.

would modal verb /wʊd/ 2 ('will' múlt ideje) (múlt idejű függő beszédben a jövő idő kifejezése)

Archie said he would see his brother tomorrow.

They thought that she would never recover.

Phrasal verbs:

carry out ↔ sth /ˈkær.i/ végrehajt; végez, elvégez (pl. feladatot)

Nigel is carrying out research on early Christian art.

The hospital is carrying out tests to find out what's wrong with her.

It is hoped that the terrorists will not carry out their threat to kill the hostages.

Don't blame me, I'm only carrying out my orders/instructions.

deal with sth /dɪəl/ foglalkozik vmivel; intéz, elintéz vmit

How do you intend to deal with this problem?

General enquiries are dealt with by our head office.

Phrases and idioms:

get caught/killed/told off, etc. elkapták/megölték/lehordták/stb. (néha az egyszerű passzív helyett)

He got killed in the war.

She got told off in class for not paying attention.

I got bitten during the walk.

get sth painted/repaired, etc. lefestet/megjavíttat/stb., elvégez/elvégeztet vmit [T]

Could you get the kids dressed?

I need to get my hair cut.

You must get that form sent off.

have sth cleaned/cut/repaired, etc. megtisztíttat/levágat/megjavíttat (csináltat/megcsináltat vmit)

I'm having my hair cut this afternoon.

I've had my watch mended.

We're having the house painted next month.

I/we shall... fogok/fogunk (1. személyben a jövő idő kifejezése) ('will' helyett) (formal)

I shall be talking to her tomorrow.

I shan't forget to tell them.

I shall look forward to meeting you next week.

So we'll see you at the weekend, shall we?