Englischer Wortschatz fürs Auslandsstudium: university, student, professor, lecture, campus, semester, degree, scholarship. Vorlesungen und Essays plus Einschreibung, Fristen und Campus-Organisation.
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200 unregelmäßige englische Verben lernen — alle 3 Formen
Unregelmäßige englische Verben in allen drei Formen: be — was/were — been, have — had — had, go — went — gone. Nach Art des Lautwechsels gruppiert, mit deutscher Übersetzung und Beispielsatz zu jeder Form.
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Meaning
be - was/were - been
I have been here before
sein
have - had - had
She had already left
haben
do - did - done
I have done my homework
tun/machen
say - said - said
He said he would come
sagen
go - went - gone
They have gone home
gehen
get - got - got/gotten
I have got a new job
bekommen
make - made - made
She made a cake yesterday
machen
know - knew - known
I have known him for years
wissen/kennen
think - thought - thought
I thought about it all day
denken
take - took - taken
He has taken my pen
nehmen
see - saw - seen
Have you seen this movie?
sehen
come - came - come
She came early today
kommen
find - found - found
I found my keys
finden
give - gave - given
He gave me a gift
geben
tell - told - told
She told me a story
erzählen
feel - felt - felt
I felt happy yesterday
fühlen
become - became - become
He became a doctor
werden
leave - left - left
They left early
verlassen
put - put - put
Put it on the table
legen/stellen
mean - meant - meant
What did you mean by that?
bedeuten
keep - kept - kept
Keep the change
behalten
let - let - let
Let me help you
lassen
begin - began - begun
The movie has begun
beginnen
seem - seemed - seemed
It seemed like a good idea
scheinen
help - helped - helped
She helped me with my work
helfen
show - showed - shown
He showed me his new car
zeigen
hear - heard - heard
I heard a strange noise
hören
run - ran - run
He ran to catch the bus
laufen/rennen
move - moved - moved
They moved to a new city
bewegen
hold - held - held
Hold my hand
halten
bring - brought - brought
She brought flowers
bringen
write - wrote - written
I wrote a letter
schreiben
stand - stood - stood
He stood by the door
stehen
sit - sat - sat
She sat on the chair
sitzen
lose - lost - lost
I lost my wallet
verlieren
pay - paid - paid
Have you paid the bill?
bezahlen
meet - met - met
I met her yesterday
treffen
set - set - set
Set the table for dinner
setzen/stellen
learn - learnt - learnt
I learnt a lot today
lernen
lead - led - led
She led the team to victory
führen
understand - understood - understood
I understood the problem
verstehen
speak - spoke - spoken
She spoke clearly
sprechen
read - read - read
He read the book twice
lesen
spend - spent - spent
We spent the weekend there
ausgeben/verbringen
grow - grew - grown
The plant has grown tall
wachsen
win - won - won
They won the match
gewinnen
teach - taught - taught
She taught me English
lehren/unterrichten
buy - bought - bought
I bought a new phone
kaufen
send - sent - sent
He sent me an email
senden/schicken
fall - fell - fallen
The leaves have fallen
fallen
build - built - built
They built a house
bauen
cut - cut - cut
Cut the paper in half
schneiden
catch - caught - caught
She caught the ball
fangen
choose - chose - chosen
I chose the red one
wählen/auswählen
sleep - slept - slept
He slept for ten hours
schlafen
drive - drove - driven
She drove to work
fahren
break - broke - broken
He broke the window
brechen
sell - sold - sold
They sold their house
verkaufen
hit - hit - hit
The ball hit the window
schlagen/treffen
eat - ate - eaten
Have you eaten lunch?
essen
drink - drank - drunk
She drank all the water
trinken
lie - lay - lain
He lay on the bed
liegen
wear - wore - worn
She wore a beautiful dress
tragen
rise - rose - risen
The sun has risen
aufstehen/steigen
beat - beat - beaten
Our team beat them
schlagen
forget - forgot - forgotten
I forgot my password
vergessen
sing - sang - sung
She sang beautifully
singen
throw - threw - thrown
He threw the ball
werfen
fly - flew - flown
The bird flew away
fliegen
draw - drew - drawn
She drew a picture
zeichnen
wake - woke - woken
I woke up early
aufwachen
fight - fought - fought
They fought bravely
kämpfen
blow - blew - blown
The wind blew hard
blasen
hang - hung - hung
He hung the picture
hängen
swim - swam - swum
She swam across the lake
schwimmen
ride - rode - ridden
I rode my bike to school
reiten/fahren
shake - shook - shaken
She shook her head
schütteln
hide - hid - hidden
The cat hid under the bed
verstecken
steal - stole - stolen
Someone stole my bag
stehlen
shoot - shot - shot
He shot the arrow
schießen
stick - stuck - stuck
The paper stuck to the wall
kleben/stecken
spread - spread - spread
The news spread quickly
verbreiten
cost - cost - cost
It cost me fifty dollars
kosten
shut - shut - shut
Shut the door please
schließen
dig - dug - dug
The dog dug a hole
graben
sink - sank - sunk
The ship sank quickly
sinken
bite - bit - bitten
The dog bit him
beißen
tear - tore - torn
She tore the paper
reißen/zerreißen
lend - lent - lent
Can you lend me some money?
leihen/verleihen
seek - sought - sought
They sought help
suchen
split - split - split
We split the bill
spalten/teilen
quit - quit - quit
He quit his job
aufhören/kündigen
freeze - froze - frozen
The water froze overnight
frieren/einfrieren
bend - bent - bent
She bent the wire
biegen
deal - dealt - dealt
He dealt the cards
handeln/verteilen
spin - spun - spun
The wheel spun fast
drehen/spinnen
burst - burst - burst
The balloon burst
platzen
bet - bet - bet
I bet you ten dollars
wetten
hurt - hurt - hurt
I hurt my knee
verletzen
ring - rang - rung
The phone rang twice
klingeln/läuten
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