Kennst du diese 20 Nomen-Verb-Verbindungen?
May 29, 2025 #education
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With these sentences you sound like us native speakers.
Hello and welcome to the Lingster Academy!
I'm your German teacher Julia
and today we're doing a bit of vocabulary work.
Noun-verb connections are typical in our language
and not always easy to understand.
Do you know what to buy?
That has nothing to do with buying,
but it means that you accept something.
You are now learning 20 examples from our language.
In another video I have already presented some,
but don't worry,
you can download them in my free learning package as an e-book.
The link is under this video.
So let's go!
to make a change
to change something
We have to make a change to our schedule.
The company has made several changes to its price structure.
to take something into account
to use something
He took professional help to solve the problem.
Many students take the advice of the university into account.
to pay attention to something
You should pay more attention to the small details.
The teacher gave the quiet students too little attention.
to express something
to express or say something
She made her opinion very clear.
With this letter I would like to express my disappointment.
to take into account
to be possible or conceivable
A trip abroad will not be taken into account this year.
Only experienced applicants will be taken into account for this position.
to take something into account
to think about something as a possibility or solution
We should also take a look at plan B.
The employer took into account a shift in the employee.
to refer to something
to refer or refer to something
I refer to your email from May 5.
In his speech he referred several times to the current events.
to be in the discussion
to be discussed
Several proposals for the solution of the problem are currently under discussion.
The introduction of a four-day week has long been under discussion.
to be used
New technologies are being used in production.
During the festival, numerous volunteers came into action.
to make a decision
We made the decision together.
After long consideration, she made the decision to emigrate.
to make a mistake
He made a big mistake.
If you cheat in the exam, you make a serious mistake.
to make a request
The parents made the request that the class size be reduced.
The union made the request for a wage increase.
to get something under control
to control something or to cope with something difficult
We have to get the situation under control quickly.
After a few months, she got her anxiety disorder under control.
to question something
to doubt something
I don't want to question your decision, but ...
More and more people are questioning the use of social media.
to buy something
to accept something negative
For his dream job, he bought a long way to work.
To save money, she bought worse working conditions.
to take something into account
to notice or perceive something
I have taken your complaints into account.
The jury's decision was taken into account by all participants.
to be able to
He was not able to make a decision.
We are not able to do this task until tomorrow.
to keep something in check
to control something
Our body produces antibodies to keep viruses in check.
The fire brigade was able to keep the fire in check.
to come to a conclusion
to follow something
The scientists came to the conclusion that further studies are necessary.
After several conversations, she came to the conclusion to reject the offer.
to risk something
With this risky strategy, the company put its future at stake.
And those were 20 more examples of our best-known noun-verb connections.
How many did you already know?
And which ones do you still remember?
Feel free to write me a comment.
And don't forget to download the free e-book of noun-verb connections.
The link is in the description below this video.
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I'll say goodbye, see you next time!
Your Julia