Verb
+ preposition (3)
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+ предлог:
search
(a person / a place / a bag и т.д.) FOR
someone/something:
-
I've searched
the whole house for
my keys but I still can't find
them.
-
The police are searching
for the escaped
prisoner.
shout AT
someone (когда
Вы сердитесь):
-
He was very angry and started shouting
at me.
однако:
shout TO
someone
(так,
что они могут слышать Вас):
-
He shouted
to me from the
other side of the street.
speak/talk
TO
someone (также можно использовать
менее общепринятое `with'):
-
(on the telephone)
Hello, can I speak to
Jane, please?
-
Who was that man I saw you talking
to in the pub?
suffer FROM
an illness:
-
The number of people suffering
from heart disease
has increased.
think ABOUT
someone/something (= concentrate the mind on):
-
You're quiet this morning. What are you thinking
about?
-
I've thought
about what you
said and I've decided to take your advice.
-
`Will you lend me the money?' `I'll think
about it.'
think OF
someone/something (= remember, bring to mind, have an
idea):
-
He told me his name but I can't think
of it now.
(но
не `think about
it')
-
That's a good idea. Why didn't I think
of that?
Мы также используем
think OF,
когда интересуемся чьим-то
мнением или высказываем свое:
-
`What did you think
of the film?' `I didn't
think much
of
it.'
Различие между
think OF
и think
ABOUT
иногда очень мало. Часто можно употреблять либо
OF,
либо
ABOUT:
-
My sister is thinking
of (или
about)
going to Canada.
-
Tom was thinking
of (или
about)
buying a new car but changed his
mind.
-
When I'm alone, I often think
of (или
about)
going to Canada.
wait FOR
someone/something:
-
I'm not going out yet. I'm waiting
for the rain to
stop.
write TO
someone:
-
Sorry I haven't written
to you for such
a long time
Мы
не
ставим предлогов со следующими глаголами:
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phone someone
Did you phone your father
yesterday?
discuss something
We
discussed many things
at the meeting.
enter
(= go into a place) She
felt nervous as she entered
the room.
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