23.1.2. gy. A1C2 (példák)

and conjunction /ænd/ 4 és (néhány ige után 'to' helyett)

Try and eat something.

I asked him to go and find my glasses.

Wait and see what happens.

to infinitive marker /tuː/ 1 -ni (az igével együtt főnévi igenevet képez)

She agreed to help.

We were starting to feel cold.

I don't know what to do.

Can you tell me how to get there?

It's not likely to happen.

He told me to wait.

Did anyone ask Daniel to book the room?

There's an awful lot of work to be done.

I need to eat something first.

Phrases and idioms:

get caught/killed/told off, etc. elkapták/megölték/lehordták/stb. (néha az egyszerű passzív helyett)

He got killed in the war.

She got told off in class for not paying attention.

I got bitten during the walk.

get sth painted/repaired, etc. lefestet/megjavíttat/stb., elvégez/elvégeztet vmit [T]

Could you get the kids dressed?

I need to get my hair cut.

You must get that form sent off.

have sb do sth megcsináltat vkivel vmit

If you wait, I'll have someone collect it for you.

I'll have my secretary call her this afternoon.

have sth cleaned/cut/repaired, etc. megtisztíttat/levágat/megjavíttat (csináltat/megcsináltat vmit)

I'm having my hair cut this afternoon.

I've had my watch mended.

We're having the house painted next month.

I/we shall... fogok/fogunk (1. személyben a jövő idő kifejezése) ('will' helyett) (formal)

I shall be talking to her tomorrow.

I shan't forget to tell them.

I shall look forward to meeting you next week.

So we'll see you at the weekend, shall we?

may have lehet hogy (feltételes múlt/jövő kifejezése)

The explosion may have been caused by a faulty electrical connection.

That may not have been Mike's brother you met - I think his cousin is staying with him at the moment.

Helen may have already left by the time you arrive.

might have lehet (, hogy) (feltételes múlt/jövő kifejezése)

It might have been Alex who called.

The rain might have stopped by lunchtime.

will have segédige a befejezett jövő idő képzéséhez

Next month, Gary will have been working here for 10 years.

He'll have reached Berlin by tonight.