Present Perfect — Lückentext 2: Verneinung und Fragen

Übe Verneinungen und Fragen im Present Perfect.

B1 Lückentext

Fülle die Lücken mit der richtigen Form des Present Perfect. Bei Verneinungen verwende die Langform (have not / has not). Bei Fragen stelle have oder has an den Satzanfang und trage das Past Participle in das zweite Feld ein. Das Verb steht in Klammern.

Aufgabe

  1. She the book yet — she just started it yesterday. (not: finish)
    → She has not finished the book yet — she just started it yesterday. (yet in Verneinung → Handlung noch nicht abgeschlossen → has not + PP)
  2. you ever a horse? (ride)
    Have you ever ridden a horse? (ever → Erfahrungsfrage → Present Perfect; ride → PP: ridden — unregelmäßig)
  3. He his driving test — he needs to try again. (not: pass)
    → He has not passed his driving test — he needs to try again. (Ergebnis noch nicht erreicht, Gegenwartsbezug → has not + PP)
  4. they a decision about the new project yet? (make)
    Have they made a decision about the new project yet? (yet in Fragen → Handlung erwartet, aber noch offen → Have + PP; make → PP: made — unregelmäßig)
  5. I to him since last year — I wonder how he is. (not: speak)
    → I have not spoken to him since last year — I wonder how he is. (since = Zeitpunkt → Zustand dauert bis jetzt → have not + PP; speak → PP: spoken — unregelmäßig)
  6. she you about the meeting tomorrow? (tell)
    Has she told you about the meeting tomorrow? (Frage nach Ergebnis mit Gegenwartsbezug → Has + PP; tell → PP: told — unregelmäßig)
  7. We enough money for the holiday yet. (not: save)
    → We have not saved enough money for the holiday yet. (yet in Verneinung → Ziel noch nicht erreicht → have not + PP)
  8. he the new software already? (install)
    Has he installed the new software already? (already in Fragen → Handlung früher als erwartet → Has + PP)
  9. They to each other in months. (not: write)
    → They have not written to each other in months. (Zeitspanne ohne Gegenwartsbezug → have not + PP; write → PP: written — unregelmäßig)
  10. you the email I sent this morning? (receive)
    Have you received the email I sent this morning? (Frage nach Ergebnis, das jetzt relevant ist → Have + PP)
  11. She her promise — she came late again. (not: keep)
    → She has not kept her promise — she came late again. (Ergebnis fehlt, wirkt in Gegenwart → has not + PP; keep → PP: kept — unregelmäßig)
  12. the technician the problem with the heating? (fix)
    Has the technician fixed the problem with the heating? (Frage nach abgeschlossener Handlung mit aktuellem Ergebnis → Has + PP)
  13. I that film yet — everyone keeps talking about it. (not: see)
    → I have not seen that film yet — everyone keeps talking about it. (yet in Verneinung → Erfahrung fehlt bisher → have not + PP; see → PP: seen — unregelmäßig)
  14. your parents your exam results? (see)
    Have your parents seen your exam results? (Frage nach Erfahrung/Ergebnis → Have + PP; see → PP: seen — unregelmäßig)
  15. He properly for three days — he must be exhausted. (not: sleep)
    → He has not slept properly for three days — he must be exhausted. (for = Zeitspanne → Zustand dauert bis jetzt → has not + PP; sleep → PP: slept — unregelmäßig)
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