Present Perfect — Lückentext 2: Verneinung und Fragen
Übe Verneinungen und Fragen im Present Perfect.
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
- 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)
- you ever a horse? (ride)
→ Have you ever ridden a horse? (ever → Erfahrungsfrage → Present Perfect; ride → PP: ridden — unregelmäßig)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- he the new software already? (install)
→ Has he installed the new software already? (already in Fragen → Handlung früher als erwartet → Has + PP)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- your parents your exam results? (see)
→ Have your parents seen your exam results? (Frage nach Erfahrung/Ergebnis → Have + PP; see → PP: seen — unregelmäßig)
- 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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- Present Perfect — Fehlerkorrektur 1
- Present Perfect — Lückentext 1
- Present Perfect — Lückentext 2: Verneinung und Fragen
- Present Perfect — Lückentext 3: Gemischte Formen
- Present Perfect — Übersetzung 1
- Present Perfect — Umformung 1
- Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive — Lückentext 1
- Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive — Lückentext 2
- Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive — Lückentext 3