Past Perfect vs. Past Perfect Progressive — Lückentext 2

Entscheide: Past Perfect Simple oder Past Perfect Progressive?

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Setze das Verb in Klammern in der richtigen Form ein. Entscheide anhand des Kontexts, ob Past Perfect Simple oder Past Perfect Progressive passt. Achte auf Signalwörter wie already, just, for und since.

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  1. I was angry because she me. (not: call)
    → I was angry because she had not called me. (abgeschlossene Tatsache vor einem Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit → Past Perfect)
  2. He looked relieved — he about the results for days. (worry)
    → He looked relieved — he had been worrying about the results for days. (for days = anhaltender Prozess vor dem Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit → Past Perfect Progressive)
  3. By the time they arrived, we already. (eat)
    → By the time they arrived, we had already eaten. (by the time = zuerst abgeschlossen vor einer anderen Vergangenheitshandlung → Past Perfect)
  4. She could not sleep because she too much coffee. (drink)
    → She could not sleep because she had been drinking too much coffee. (wiederholter, anhaltender Prozess als Ursache → Past Perfect Progressive)
  5. They in London for ten years before they moved to Scotland. (live)
    → They had been living in London for ten years before they moved to Scotland. (for ten years = anhaltender Prozess vor einem Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit → Past Perfect Progressive)
  6. He realised he a terrible mistake. (make)
    → He realised he had made a terrible mistake. (abgeschlossenes Ergebnis vor einem Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit → Past Perfect)
  7. The children were covered in mud because they outside. (play)
    → The children were covered in mud because they had been playing outside. (sichtbare Folge eines andauernden Prozesses → Past Perfect Progressive)
  8. She never Japan before her trip last year. (visit)
    → She had never visited Japan before her trip last year. (never = Erfahrung, die vor einem Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit nicht gemacht wurde → Past Perfect)
  9. When the ambulance arrived, he already consciousness. (lose)
    → When the ambulance arrived, he had already lost consciousness. (already = zuerst abgeschlossen vor einer anderen Vergangenheitshandlung → Past Perfect)
  10. I could tell she — her playing had improved a lot. (practise)
    → I could tell she had been practising — her playing had improved a lot. (andauernder Prozess mit sichtbarer Verbesserung als Folge → Past Perfect Progressive)
  11. After he the letter, he sat down in silence. (read)
    → After he had read the letter, he sat down in silence. (zuerst abgeschlossen vor der nächsten Handlung → Past Perfect)
  12. She was breathless because she the stairs. (climb)
    → She was breathless because she had been climbing the stairs. (körperlich anhaltender Prozess mit sichtbarer Folge → Past Perfect Progressive)
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