Die wichtigsten Nomen-Verb-Verbindungen B2 C1 C2!

So, today we have 20 sentences with noun-verb connections for the levels B2 to C2. Let's see how far we get. We should say goodbye to the illusions. Please note that the word goodbye is often used in the context of someone's death. So, it could be that in a certain context it means to say goodbye to someone for the last time. So, pay attention to the context in any case. You could pay a visit to your old boss again. Pay a visit to someone. It sounds very nice and literary and formal. The factory was put into operation on September 1st. In the factory, work has been done since September 1st. To put something into operation. It only applies to things. So, you can't say someone was put into operation. We cannot influence the decision of the management. Or we can't influence it. It works both ways. We cannot influence the decision of the management. I have to start my doctoral thesis next week. Please note here, to put something into operation. It means it's a difficult thing. So, I'm not going to attack that I go to the bakery and get rolls. So, that's why I took the doctoral thesis as an example. That signals that it is something important and something bigger. You should also take into account the needs of your older colleagues. Consideration is a word that is associated with tolerance in our society. So, you should consider the needs of your older colleagues. Or tolerate, respect, something like that. The locomotive driver brought the train to a standstill. The locomotive driver stopped the train. During the meeting, no appointment was made. The participants of the meeting could not agree on anything. Or they did not agree on anything. We took this option into account, but then decided against it. We wanted to do it that way, but then we thought about it differently. We thought about it differently. Or I thought about it differently. Is a colloquial formulation. So, you can't use that in writing, for example. You use in consideration. I would like to refer to their report as follows. I refer to their report. We have to accept the higher costs. Here, if I were to use a colloquial formulation, I would say. We have to accept the higher costs. We have to bite the sour apple. This is a colloquial formulation that means. Well, we have to deal with the situation now. We can't change it. So, we have to accept it. Have you ever considered changing careers? Have you ever considered changing jobs? Consider something. Look at the option. So, have you ever looked at the option if you want to do that? Please inform the personnel department. This is very, very formal. This is Job Center, Finanzamt Deutsch. Please inform the personnel department. So, you can't tell a friend. I would like to inform you that I would like to go to the cinema with you tomorrow evening. That's not possible. We need a very formal context for this. It is very important for us that they are flexible. I can tell you that most examiners are allergic to the word important from level B1. If you can't use it at all, that's great. We put great importance on their flexibility. I put great importance on respect at work, for example. This is also a very elegant phrase. I would not like to doubt what Mr. Meier said. We fear that pressure has been exerted on the witnesses. Please note, witness belongs to the end declination. That's why witness here is not plural, but the witness on the witnesses. We fear that the witness was threatened. The other would be that he was put under pressure, but that's another noun verb connection. We made the decision to leave the country. We decided to move abroad. It's not a big difference, but I would say make a decision with big decisions. I would not say I made the decision to buy milk, but I made the decision, for example, to leave the country or to get married or to do something big. For everything else you can say I have decided. I have decided, both are possible, but made the decision that it is something big. It would be helpful if you would draw consequences from it. That means you see what came out of this situation. So what did this situation bring? It usually sounds like a relatively negative context. It is either formal or ironic. The neighbor is interested in our lawnmower. So he wants to buy it, for example, or rent it out or something. No one dares to criticize the boss's son. So, those were 20 important noun verb connections. Please make sure that when you take an exam, you learn for the exam. If you are in a formal context at work, for example, you can use something like that. So write me in the comments which topic I can still prepare like this. And feel free to write me if you find this format useful. So little blah blah, a lot of use, a short video. And we'll see you in the next video. Ciao, ciao!