SENTENCE BUILDING GRAMMAR SET 1. – Grammatik-Satzbau-Set 1.

[Present Simple] - Go

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He goes to the gym."

[Past Simple] - Go

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "He went to the gym."

[Future (will)] - Go

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will go to the gym."

[Present Perf.] - Go

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has gone to the gym."

[Present Simple] - See

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She sees the beautiful view."

[Past Simple] - See

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "She saw the beautiful view."

[Future (will)] - See

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will see the beautiful view."

[Present Perf.] - See

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "She has seen the beautiful view."

[Present Simple] - Write

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "They write reports weekly."

[Past Simple] - Write

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "They wrote reports yesterday."

[Future (will)] - Write

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "They will write reports tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Write

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "They have written reports before."

[Present Simple] - Take

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "We take the train to work."

[Past Simple] - Take

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "We took the train to work."

[Future (will)] - Take

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "We will take the train to work."

[Present Perf.] - Take

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "We have taken the train to work."

[Present Simple] - Eat

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He eats lunch at noon."

[Past Simple] - Eat

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "He ate lunch at noon."

[Future (will)] - Eat

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will eat lunch at noon."

[Present Perf.] - Eat

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has eaten lunch already."

[Present Simple] - Drink

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She drinks coffee every morning."

[Past Simple] - Drink

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "She drank coffee this morning."

[Future (will)] - Drink

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will drink coffee later."

[Present Perf.] - Drink

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "She has drunk her coffee already."

[Present Simple] - Speak

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "They speak English fluently."

[Past Simple] - Speak

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "They spoke English during the meeting."

[Future (will)] - Speak

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "They will speak English at the conference."

[Present Perf.] - Speak

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "They have spoken English for years."

[Present Simple] - Give

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "We give feedback to the team."

[Past Simple] - Give

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "We gave feedback to the team yesterday."

[Future (will)] - Give

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "We will give feedback to the team tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Give

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "We have given feedback to the team."

[Present Simple] - Find

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He finds great solutions."

[Past Simple] - Find

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "He found a great solution earlier."

[Future (will)] - Find

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will find a great solution soon."

[Present Perf.] - Find

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has found a great solution."

[Present Simple] - Make

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She makes delicious coffee."

[Past Simple] - Make

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "She made delicious coffee for us."

[Future (will)] - Make

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will make delicious coffee later."

[Present Perf.] - Make

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "She has made delicious coffee."

[Present Simple] - Know

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "They know the answer."

[Past Simple] - Know

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "They knew the answer instantly."

[Future (will)] - Know

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "They will know the answer tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Know

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "They have known the answer for a while."

[Present Simple] - Read

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "We read the manual carefully."

[Past Simple] - Read

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "We read the manual last night."

[Future (will)] - Read

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "We will read the manual later."

[Present Perf.] - Read

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "We have read the manual thoroughly."

[Present Simple] - Run

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He runs in the park every morning."

[Past Simple] - Run

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "He ran in the park yesterday."

[Future (will)] - Run

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will run in the park tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Run

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has run in the park before."

[Present Simple] - Drive

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She drives to the office."

[Past Simple] - Drive

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "She drove to the office this morning."

[Future (will)] - Drive

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will drive to the office tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Drive

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "She has driven to the office all week."

[Present Simple] - Choose

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "You choose the best option."

[Past Simple] - Choose

Formel: Subject + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: "You chose the best option earlier."

[Future (will)] - Choose

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "You will choose the best option later."

[Present Perf.] - Choose

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "You have chosen the best option."