Present Perfect — Lückentext 1

Setze das Verb in der richtigen Form des Present Perfect ein. Das Verb steht in Klammern am Ende des Satzes.

Aufgabe

1. She her homework already. (finish)
   → She has finished her homework already. (already → abgeschlossene Handlung mit Gegenwartsbezug → has + PP)
2. I to Paris three times. (be)
   → I have been to Paris three times. (wiederholte Erfahrung bis jetzt → have + PP)
3. They the new restaurant in town yet. (not: try)
   → They have not tried the new restaurant in town yet. (yet in Verneinungen → Handlung steht noch aus → have not + PP)
4. He his glasses somewhere — he cannot find them. (lose)
   → He has lost his glasses somewhere — he cannot find them. (Ergebnis wirkt in Gegenwart nach → has + PP; lose → PP: lost — unregelmäßig)
5. We each other since primary school. (know)
   → We have known each other since primary school. (since = Zeitpunkt → andauernder Zustand bis jetzt → have + PP)
6. She ever sushi? (eat)
   → Has she ever eaten sushi? (ever in Fragen → Erfahrung → Present Perfect; eat → PP: eaten — unregelmäßig)
7. The train — we need to hurry. just / leave)
   → The train has just left — we need to hurry. (just → gerade abgeschlossene Handlung → has + PP; leave → PP: left — unregelmäßig)
8. I this film before — it is really good. (see)
   → I have seen this film before — it is really good. (before → frühere Erfahrung, genaue Zeit unbekannt → have + PP; see → PP: seen — unregelmäßig)
9. He to the dentist for two years. (not: go)
   → He has not been to the dentist for two years. (for = Zeitspanne → andauernde Situation bis jetzt → has not + PP)
10. They their new house yet. (not: paint)
    → They have not painted their new house yet. (yet in Verneinung → Handlung noch nicht abgeschlossen → have not + PP)
11. She for this company since 2015. (work)
    → She has worked for this company since 2015. (since = Zeitpunkt → Zustand dauert bis jetzt an → has + PP)
12. We the contract yet — we are still negotiating. (not: sign)
    → We have not signed the contract yet — we are still negotiating. (yet in Verneinung → Handlung steht noch aus → have not + PP)
13. He just from his trip to Japan. (return)
    → He has just returned from his trip to Japan. (just → soeben abgeschlossen, Gegenwartsbezug → has + PP)
14. I my wallet — do you know where it is? (lose)
    → I have lost my wallet — do you know where it is? (Ergebnis der Vergangenheit wirkt jetzt nach → have + PP)
15. The children their vegetables already. (eat)
    → The children have eaten their vegetables already. (already → abgeschlossene Handlung, Ergebnis relevant → have + PP; eat → PP: eaten — unregelmäßig)