SENTENCE BUILDING GRAMMAR SET 1 – Grammatik zum Satzbau 1

[Present Simple] - Walk

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He walks to school."

[Past Simple] - Walk

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "He walked to school."

[Future (will)] - Walk

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will walk to school."

[Present Perf.] - Walk

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has walked to school."

[Present Simple] - Work

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He works here."

[Past Simple] - Work

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "He worked here."

[Future (will)] - Work

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will work here."

[Present Perf.] - Work

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has worked here."

[Present Simple] - Talk

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She talks to her friend."

[Past Simple] - Talk

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "She talked to her friend."

[Future (will)] - Talk

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will talk to her friend."

[Present Perf.] - Talk

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "She has talked to her friend."

[Present Simple] - Cook

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "They cook dinner together."

[Past Simple] - Cook

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "They cooked dinner together."

[Future (will)] - Cook

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "They will cook dinner together."

[Present Perf.] - Cook

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "They have cooked dinner together."

[Present Simple] - Learn

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "We learn something new every day."

[Past Simple] - Learn

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed/t) ➔ Beispiel: "We learned something new yesterday."

[Future (will)] - Learn

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "We will learn something new tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Learn

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "We have learned something new today."

[Present Simple] - Clean

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He cleans his room on Saturdays."

[Past Simple] - Clean

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "He cleaned his room yesterday."

[Future (will)] - Clean

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will clean his room later."

[Present Perf.] - Clean

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has cleaned his room already."

[Present Simple] - Play

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She plays tennis beautifully."

[Past Simple] - Play

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "She played tennis last weekend."

[Future (will)] - Play

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will play tennis tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Play

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "She has played tennis many times."

[Present Simple] - Listen

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "They listen to the podcast."

[Past Simple] - Listen

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "They listened to the podcast earlier."

[Future (will)] - Listen

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "They will listen to the podcast tonight."

[Present Perf.] - Listen

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "They have listened to the podcast before."

[Present Simple] - Open

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "The shop opens at nine."

[Past Simple] - Open

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "The shop opened at nine."

[Future (will)] - Open

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "The shop will open at nine."

[Present Perf.] - Open

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "The shop has opened for the day."

[Present Simple] - Close

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "The office closes early on Fridays."

[Past Simple] - Close

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "The office closed early yesterday."

[Future (will)] - Close

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "The office will close early tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Close

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "The office has closed for the weekend."

[Present Simple] - Live

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "They live in a beautiful house."

[Past Simple] - Live

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "They lived in a beautiful house last year."

[Future (will)] - Live

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "They will live in a beautiful house next month."

[Present Perf.] - Live

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "They have lived in that beautiful house for years."

[Present Simple] - Ask

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "He asks a lot of questions."

[Past Simple] - Ask

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "He asked a lot of questions in class."

[Future (will)] - Ask

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "He will ask a lot of questions later."

[Present Perf.] - Ask

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "He has asked a lot of questions today."

[Present Simple] - Call

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "She calls her mother every day."

[Past Simple] - Call

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "She called her mother this morning."

[Future (will)] - Call

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "She will call her mother tonight."

[Present Perf.] - Call

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

[Present Simple] - Help

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "We help our neighbors often."

[Past Simple] - Help

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "We helped our neighbors move."

[Future (will)] - Help

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "We will help our neighbors tomorrow."

[Present Perf.] - Help

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "We have helped our neighbors many times."

[Present Simple] - Watch

Formel: Subject + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: "You watch the evening news."

[Past Simple] - Watch

Formel: Subject + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: "You watched the evening news last night."

[Future (will)] - Watch

Formel: Subject + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: "You will watch the evening news later."

[Present Perf.] - Watch

Formel: Subject + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: "You have watched the evening news all week."