Outdoor and indoor activities, Verben, Gerundium mit “like”32 thirty-two

Outdoor sports

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to jog

to do athletics

Nach like steht meistens das Verb in der ing-Form. Es wurde dadurch zu einem Substantiv. Dabei handelt es sich um ein Gerund – ein substantiviertes Verb.

In winter Aisha likes skiing.

In summer she likes playing tennis.

James .

he .

Peter .

.

Diana jogging.

.

to ski

to play tennis

to go sledging

to play handball

to play ice hockey

to play football

In winter I like

.

In summer I like

.

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Outdoor and indoor activities, Verben, Gerundium, not only – but also thirty-three 33

Indoor sports

to swim

to do gymnastics

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Anna likes swimming.

She does not like doing gymnastics.

Anna prefers swimming to doing gymnastics.

Anna does not only like swimming, but she also likes skiing.

David does like climbing,

he likes playing football.

Keira playing volleyball,

jogging.

to climb

to dance

to play volleyball

to play basketball

not only …, but also steht für nicht nur, sondern auch

Keira .

.

.

David .

.

.

to dance

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Outdoor and indoor activities, Fragen mit “why”, Antworten mit “because”, to think34 thirty-four

Why do you like your sport?

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water animals music

dangerous – gefährlichdifficult – schwierigexciting – aufregend

VOCABULARY

think verwendet man, um seine Meinung auszudrücken.

Anna, why do you like swimming?

Paul, riding a horse?

Ian, dancing?

I like it, because I like water.

, because I like .

.

I think playing ice hockey is dangerous.

I doing gymnastics difficult.

I ice skating , too.

I climbing exciting.

I snowboarding is , too.

I skiing , too.

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Outdoor and indoor activities, Simple Past, Signalworter yesterday, last year … thirty-five 35

Sports for all days

Today Aisha is playing tennis.

Yesterday Aisha played tennis.

Today David is playing football.

Yesterday David football.

Today Peter handball.

Yesterday Peter handball.

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Im Simple Past (einfache Vergangenheit) wird bei regelmäßigen Verben an den Infintiv ed angehängt. Signalwörter dafür sind: last year / month … (letztes Jahr / Monat …), oder yesterday. I played we played you played you played he / she / it played they playedIn allen Personalformen ist die Vergangenheitsform identisch.

Today Keira is climbing.

Yesterday Keira .

Yesterday I played tennis.

Today Anna is dancing.

Yesterday Anna .

Yesterday I football.

Yesterday I handball.

8 thFriday

7 thThursday

Yesterday

Today

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