Present perfect ort he simple present

[fipsys]

Hallo, würde mich freuen, wenn ihr euch das hier mal durchlest, ob ich jeweils dir richtige Form genommen und auch gebildet habe.

Danke und MfG fipsys

Present perfect or the simple present

1.Up to now the USA has developed (develop) more advanced technology than any other country.

2.Would you believe it? Old Mrs Coe still lives (still+live) in the same house she was born in.

3.Harry never watches (never+watch) TV any more. In fact I don´t think (not think) he has got (have got) a TV set any longer.

4.The Bach Orchestra only doesn`t perform (only+not perform) works by Bach. It has just made (just+make) a CD of music by modern composers.

5.Do you see (you+see) any high-definition TV? Yes. I am attend (attend)several demonstrations lately but in my opinion it doesn`t (not do) anything to improve the programmes. You only see (see) the same rubbish more clearly.

6.Can you wait a moment, please? I´m afraid Mrs Simms has not returned (not return) from the factory yet.

7.We have knew (know) Sarah since she was a baby but we don`t see (not see) her very often. Unfortunately she works (work) so hard that she never has (have) time for a private life.



Present perfect or the simple past

1.I didn´t see (not see) Bill since he moved (move) to Leeds in 1992.

2.Satellite communication really began (begin) with the launching of Telestar I on July 1962. This was (be) the first satellite that both has received (receive) and has sent (send) signals.

3.How long did you have (you have) a satellite dish? Oh, we have (have) it for about a year now. We bought (buy) it from some neighbours when they moved (move) to Germany.

4.It is clear that the new office technology did (do) nothing to reduce paper use – in fact this increased (increase) by 600% since the early 70s.

5.I didn´t like (not like) Brenda´s lemon chicken much last night. I think she has forgot (forget) to put in the lemon juice.

[Sebastian]

Present perfect or the simple present

1.Up to now the USA has developed (develop) more advanced technology than any other country. (Grammatik richtig, nebenbei: falsche Aussage.)

4.The Bach Orchestra only doesn`t only perform (only+not perform) works by Bach. It has just made (just+make) a CD of music by modern composers.

5.Do you see (you+see) any high-definition TV? Yes. I am have attended (attend)several demonstrations lately but in my opinion it doesn`t do(not do) anything to improve the programmes. You only see (see) the same rubbish more clearly.

7.We have knew known (know) Sarah since she was a baby but we don`t see (not see) her very often. Unfortunately she works (work) so hard that she never has (have) time for a private life.



Present perfect or the simple past

1.I didn´t see have not seen (not see) Bill since he moved (move) to Leeds in 1992.

2.Satellite communication really began (begin) with the launching of Telestar I on July 1962. This was (be) the first satellite that both has received (receive) and has sent (send) signals.

3.How long did have you have had (you have) a satellite dish? Oh, we have had (have) it for about a year now. We bought (buy) it from some neighbours when they moved (eigentlich "when they were moving..", aber kein past progressive) (move) to Germany.

4.It is clear that the new office technology did (bin mir nicht sicher, aber ich glaube auch past) (do) nothing to reduce paper use – in fact this has increased (increase) by 600% since the early 70s.

5.I didn´t like (not like) Brenda´s lemon chicken much last night. I think she has forgot (forget) to put in the lemon juice.

mfg Sebastian

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[Olli]

Hallo,

5.Do you see Have you seen (you+see) any high-definition TV? Yes. I am have attended (attend)several demonstrations lately but in my opinion it doesn`t do(not do) anything to improve the programmes. You only see (see) the same rubbish more clearly.

7.We have known (know) Sarah since she was a baby but we don`t see haven't seen (not see) her very often. Unfortunately she works (work) so hard that she never has (have) time for a private life.

4.It is clear that the new office technology did has (do) nothing done to reduce paper use – in fact this has increased (increase) by 600% since the early 70s.

Das present perfect bezieht sich immer mit auf's jetzt=Zeitspann bis in die Gegenwartz.B in 5.:Hast Du (bis jetzt) irgend eine hochauflösende TV-Sendung gesehen? 7. ...aber wir haben sie (bis jetzt) nicht sehr oft gesehen. 4. Es ist klar, dass die neue Büro-Technologie (bis jetzt) nichts dazu beigetragen hat, den Papierverbrauch zu reduzieren.

Olli

[Sebastian]

Gut, dass noch einer aufpasst, was ich korrigiere! Zeitformen sind echt net leicht für mich.

[Olli]

Jaaa, aber mein Fall sind die Zeitformen auch nicht.

Olli