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search (a person / a place / a bag
и
т.д.)
FOR
someone/something:
- I've
searched the whole house
for my keys but I
still can't
find
them.
- The
police are searching for the escaped
prisoner.
shout
AT someone (когда Вы сердитесь):
- He was
very angry and started shouting
at me.
однако: shout
TO
someone
(так, что они могут слышать
Вас):
- He
shouted to me from the
other side of the street.
speak/talk
TO
someone (также можно использовать менее общепринятое `with'):
-
(on the
telephone) Hello, can I speak
to Jane, please?
- Who
was that man I saw you talking
to in the pub?
suffer
FROM
an illness:
- The
number of people suffering
from heart disease has increased.
think
ABOUT
someone/something (=
concentrate the
mind on):
- You're
quiet this morning. What are you thinking
about?
- I've
thought about what you said
and I've decided to take your
advice.
- `Will
you lend me the money?' `I'll think
about it.'
think
OF
someone/something (= remember, bring to mind, have an idea):
- He
told me his name but I can't think
of it now.
(но
не `think about
it')
- That's
a good idea. Why didn't I think
of that?
Мы
также используем
think
OF, когда
интересуемся
чьим-то мнением или
высказываем свое:
- `What did you
think of the film?' `I
didn't think much
of it.'
Различие
между
think
OF
и
think
ABOUT
иногда очень
мало. Часто можно употреблять
либо
OF, либо
ABOUT:
- My sister is
thinking of
(или about) going to
Canada.
- Tom
was thinking of
(или about) buying a new car
but changed
his
mind.
- When
I'm alone, I often think of
(или about) going to Canada.
wait
FOR
someone/something:
- I'm
not going out yet. I'm waiting
for the rain to stop.
write
TO someone:
- Sorry
I haven't written to you for such a
long time
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