Preposition

Gast

Hi!
Ich hab ein paar Sätze und folgende Aufgabe dazu:
Fill in the gaps in the sentences below using the preposition given (to agree, to apply, to look, to talk, with, at, on, to, for, after, upon, about)

Kann vielleicht jemand meine Sätze kontrollieren, ob ich die richtigen Prepositionen eingesetzt hab? Das wäre sehr nett!!!
Danke schonmal!

1. Britain applied for full membership of the...
2. Many British people looked at the EC.
3. The member states could not agree with a common policy...
4. In 1967 Britain again applied for the EC to be admitted
5. Germany did not agree with President de Gaulle...
6. The British government applied for Parliament for...
7. The Prime Minister had to talk to a number of...
8. Several MPs insisted that the Prime Minister should concentrate on looking at British interests.
9. Finally France agreed with Britain joining the EC
10. Before Britain was admitted the terms of her entry had to be talked to.
11. The British negotiators looked at the treaty...
12. They were looking for ways...[/b]

MacHarms · Anmeldungsdatum: 01.11.2004 Beiträge: 295 Wohnort: Hamburg

Ich hätt´s so geschrieben:

1. Britain applied for full membership of the...
2. Many British people looked for the EC.
3. The member states could not agree on a common policy...
4. In 1967 Britain again applied to the EC to be admitted
5. Germany did not agree with President de Gaulle...
6. The British government applied to Parliament for...
7. The Prime Minister had to talk to a number of...
8. Several MPs insisted that the Prime Minister should concentrate on looking after British interests.
9. Finally France agreed to Britain joining the EC
10. Before Britain was admitted the terms of her entry had to be talked about.
11. The British negotiators looked at the treaty...
12. They were looking for ways...

Peter

Ulli · Ehrenmoderator Anmeldungsdatum: 03.07.2004 Beiträge: 1389

Hi Peter,

bei Satz 9) hätte ich mich für with entschieden....? grübelnd

MacHarms · Anmeldungsdatum: 01.11.2004 Beiträge: 295 Wohnort: Hamburg

M.E. ,Ulli, liegst Du falsch, denn der Satz soll doch wohl bedeuten, daß Frankreich (letztendlich) mit dem Beitritt Britanniens einverstanden war und nicht, daß Frankreich sich mit Britannien über den Beitritt einigte, oder?

Gruß von der Waterkant,

Peter

Ulli · Ehrenmoderator Anmeldungsdatum: 03.07.2004 Beiträge: 1389