Witam, o jakie słowka moze chodzić...

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Witam, mam problem ze znalezieniem odpowiedniego słowka w tych zdaniach, moze ktoś wie..
1. International firms are often _ _ e _ _ t _ _ paying taxes for many years.
2. It was a _ _ _ b _ _ e to her teaching methods that so many students passed the final exam.
3. All young actors _ _ a _ _ for recognition. They want to be famous. ( nie pasuje strive, nie pasuje aspire, nie mam pojecia)
1. Nie ma tam FROM paying taxes for many years? wtedy exempted
2. tribute
3. crave
Dziękuje, nie wpadła bym na te odpowiedzi;). Niestety w 1 nie ma from...
w 3 bedzie grasp albo train - you crave sth
Cytat: engee30
w 3 bedzie grasp albo train - you crave sth

crave for is perfectly fine, engee :)

w 1 pewnie jest błąd - brakuje "from"
edytowany przez Bednar87: 02 mar 2011
Cytat: Bednar87
crave for is perfectly fine, engee :)

okay
yearn for recognition:)
Ja popieram crave.
Cytat: Bednar87
Cytat: engee30
w 3 bedzie grasp albo train - you crave sth

crave for is perfectly fine, engee :)

No it is not, here’s why:
I crave recognition....czasownik
I have a craving for recognition......rzeczownik
So.....engee30’s right...so is Aga...
edytowany przez lexass: 02 mar 2011
Przyklad z Macmillan dictionary:
Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America.

crave for jest poprawne, podrzuciłam yearn jako alternatywę:)

Swoją drogą: ullak - chapeau bas za zauważenie, że a, to "a" a nie pierwsza litera brakującego wyrazu. Ja na to nie wpadłam:)
I weigh in with engee (gasp), aga and lex.

Here's a comprehensive 140 page guide written by David Thatcher 2008/10
"Saving our prepositions: A guide for the perplexed"

EVERYONE should print off Part I: Word plus preposition, Tabulated Guide (pages 111 - 130)
as well as Part II (words, mostly verbs, not requiring a preposition) You will find "crave" in this list!!
An excellent resource

http://www.savingourprepositions.com/Download_files/Saving%20Our%20Prepositions.pdf
Cytat: fui_eu
Przyklad z Macmillan dictionary:
Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America.

Przykład z thefreedictionary:

crave
v crave [kreiv]
There may be certain times of day when smokers crave a cigarette.
n craving
a craving for adventure.
edytowany przez lexass: 02 mar 2011
Cytat: siuniab
I weigh in with engee (gasp).....

Never done that before, huh...lol
only when I absolutely have to.
*sigh.....women.......then again, we never ask for directions...;)
Ale crave moze byc: crave sth i crave for sth.
np:
http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/crave
Ale wszystko mi juz jedno.
edytowany przez fui_eu: 02 mar 2011
Cytat: lexass
*sigh.....women.......then again, we never ask for directions...;)

nah, with engee it is more about "chemistry".
I enjoy pulling his chain.
How is the weather out West? Any signs of spring?

fui: read Thatcher's guide.
>I weigh in with engee (gasp), aga and lex.

Ale Aga przecież jest za for :)

Signs of spring?...need to wait another 2 months or so...-21 as we speak....
napisalam swoj wpis bez "odświeżania", nie zauwazylam agi drugi wpis o 18:59
(shrug)
Cytat: lexass
Signs of spring?...need to wait another 2 months or so...-21 as we speak....

I just came back from Vancouver... all those spring bulbs poking through the earth probably addled my brain
Cytat: siuniab
I just came back from Vancouver... all those spring bulbs poking through the earth ...............

Oh shup, will ya...Þ
I'm going to Nevada and Arizona next week. There'd better be sunshine!
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(words, mostly verbs, not requiring a preposition) You will find "crave" in this list!!

So, it means that it can be used without a preposition. I totally agree!!!
"crave (not for)"

um, did you stop reading after the "e" ?
Maybe you're just a Dido fan..
(more shrugging)
Cytat: eva74
I'm going to Nevada and Arizona next week. There'd better be sunshine!

Very jealous. Desert heat...yum
1. International firms are often _ _ e _ _ t _ _ EXEMPT FROM paying taxes for many years.
I am pretty sure David Thatcher had the other meaning in mind when he was writing the guide.

Crave = to beg for sth or seek sth (formal register). In this case we don't use the preposition FOR.

Crave = to have a strong desire for (neutral register). Here, using FOR is optional.

Cheers ;-)
Cytat: ullak
>I weigh in with engee (gasp), aga and lex.

Ale Aga przecież jest za for :)

O rety, ale się głosowanie zrobiło:D:D:D

Dobra, dorzucę jeszcze: z cytowanego wcześniej thefreedictionary:

crave [kreɪv]
vb
1. (when intr, foll by for or after) to desire intensely; long (for)

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