Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive — Lückentext 3

Entscheide: Present Perfect Simple oder Present Perfect Progressive?

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Setze das Verb in Klammern in der richtigen Form ein. Entscheide genau, ob Present Perfect Simple oder Present Perfect Progressive passt. Achte auf Fokus: Ergebnis oder andauernder Prozess?

Aufgabe

  1. She — her eyes are red. (cry)
    → She has been crying — her eyes are red. (sichtbare Folge eines gerade beendeten Prozesses → Present Perfect Progressive)
  2. I this book three times. (read)
    → I have read this book three times. (zählbares Ergebnis, abgeschlossene Anzahl → Present Perfect)
  3. He looks exhausted. How long he ? (drive)
    → He looks exhausted. How long has he been driving? (How long = Frage nach der Dauer eines andauernden Prozesses → Present Perfect Progressive)
  4. She a lot since I last saw her. (change)
    → She has changed a lot since I last saw her. (abgeschlossene Veränderung mit Ergebnis in der Gegenwart → Present Perfect)
  5. They again — I can hear them from here. (argue)
    → They have been arguing again — I can hear them from here. (gerade noch laufender, hörbarer Prozess → Present Perfect Progressive)
  6. I about your offer and I have decided to accept. (think)
    → I have been thinking about your offer and I have decided to accept. (anhaltender mentaler Prozess als Begründung → Present Perfect Progressive)
  7. He his point — no one can argue with the results. (prove)
    → He has proved his point — no one can argue with the results. (abgeschlossenes Ergebnis mit Wirkung in der Gegenwart → Present Perfect)
  8. She at this school since 2015. (teach)
    → She has been teaching at this school since 2015. (since = andauernder Prozess seit einem Zeitpunkt → Present Perfect Progressive)
  9. I him for years. (know)
    → I have known him for years. (know = Stativ-Verb, kein Prozess → Present Perfect)
  10. They the kitchen — it is finally finished. (renovate)
    → They have renovated the kitchen — it is finally finished. (abgeschlossenes Ergebnis, fertiggestellt → Present Perfect)
  11. She not yet. (decide)
    → She has not decided yet. (yet = noch nicht abgeschlossen → Present Perfect)
  12. The team on this problem all week without any progress. (work)
    → The team has been working on this problem all week without any progress. (all week = andauernder Prozess ohne abgeschlossenes Ergebnis → Present Perfect Progressive)
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