korrekte Form

Fabrizio · Gast

Hallo, kann sich jemand von Euch anschauen ob ich die Wörter in die richtige Form eingesetzt und vor allem in den richtigen Satz. In den Klammern stehen meine Lösungen. Dies ist die Lücke wo vorgegeben war.

describe, enjoy, fascinate, know, prison

- The (prisoner) was led from his cell.
- The film gave us a lot of (fascinating).
- The wildlife in the area is quite (enjoyable).
- Please give me an accurate (description) of the gangster.
- My father (knows) all about wild birds - it's his hobby.

calculate, desperate, invite, suicide, volunteer

- The computer is capable of making complicated (calculating) very fast.
- Thank you for the kind (invitation)!
- Susan does a lot of (voluntary) work in her spare time.
- The Samaritans work with people who want to commit (suicide).
- The lady phoned the Samaritans in (desperation).

achieve, advertise, condemn, experience, health

- The company has a lot of (experienced) workers who have worked there for a long time.
- The children (achieve) a lot since they began work on the project.
- My cousin has just started working for a newly established (advertisement) agency.
- The (condemned) man ate a good breakfast.
- Smoking is very bad for you. It is (healthy).

avoid, complain, enter, marry, meet

- I'd like (meet) you sometime next week.
- The gang (entered) the bank through a back window.
- Suzanne and Mike (marry) for many years now.
- I have a (complainer) to make, I'm afraid.
- It's impossible (avoidable) a car which is travelling so fast.

accept, celebrate, finance, promote, surround

- Bill has worked hard and deserves his (promoting) to the position of manager.
- I can't (accepted) your argument, I'm afraid.
- The house is set in the most lovely (surroundings).
- The government is in great (finance) difficulties.
- We (celebrate) our 25th wedding anniversary next year.

Susi · Gast

Hi!!
Also ich würde sagen beim einen Satz muss es heißen: The film gave us a lot of fascination
Der Rest dürfte so einigermaßen stimmen, wenn ich nix übersehen hab.
Mann könnte bei dem Satz: I'd like (meet) you sometime next week. noch ein "to" vor dem meet einsetzen

Suzanne and Mike (marry) for many years now....ob da die zeit stimmt weiß ich leider jetzt auch nicht so genau...es könnte meiner meinung nach auch heißen "are married"...aber sicher bin ich mir da auch net

kikira · Gast

- Smoking is very bad for you. It is (UNhealthy).

avoid, complain, enter, marry, meet

- I'd like (TO meet) you sometime next week.
- The gang (entered) the bank through a back window.
- Suzanne and Mike (HAVE BEEN marrIED) for many years now.
- I have a (COMPLAINT) to make, I'm afraid.
- It's impossible (TO AVOID) a car which is travelling so fast.

accept, celebrate, finance, promote, surround

- Bill has worked hard and deserves his (PROMOTION) to the position of manager.
- I can't (ACCEPT) your argument, I'm afraid.
- The house is set in the most lovely (surroundings).
- The government is in great (FINANCIAL) difficulties.
- We (ARE CELEBRATING) our 25th wedding anniversary next year.

lg kiki