SENTENCE BULDING- SET 1 – Satzbau üben

[Present Simple] - Plan

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „He plans the project timeline.“

[Past Simple] - Plan

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „He planned the project timeline last week.“

[Future (will)] - Plan

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „He will plan the project timeline tomorrow.“

[Present Perf.] - Plan

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „He has planned the project timeline already.“

[Present Simple] - Meet

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „She meets with the team daily.“

[Past Simple] - Meet

Formel: Subjekt + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: „She met with the team this morning.“

[Future (will)] - Meet

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „She will meet with the team later.“

[Present Perf.] - Meet

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „She has met with the team already.“

[Present Simple] - Present

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „They present the new proposal.“

[Past Simple] - Present

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „They presented the new proposal yesterday.“

[Future (will)] - Present

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „They will present the new proposal next week.“

[Present Perf.] - Present

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „They have presented the new proposal to the board.“

[Present Simple] - Discuss

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „We discuss the strategy regularly.“

[Past Simple] - Discuss

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „We discussed the strategy during lunch.“

[Future (will)] - Discuss

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „We will discuss the strategy tomorrow.“

[Present Perf.] - Discuss

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „We have discussed the strategy extensively.“

[Present Simple] - Manage

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „He manages the budget efficiently.“

[Past Simple] - Manage

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „He managed the budget last quarter.“

[Future (will)] - Manage

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „He will manage the budget next year.“

[Present Perf.] - Manage

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „He has managed the budget for three years.“

[Present Simple] - Create

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „She creates beautiful digital content.“

[Past Simple] - Create

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „She created beautiful digital content yesterday.“

[Future (will)] - Create

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „She will create beautiful digital content tomorrow.“

[Present Perf.] - Create

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „She has created beautiful digital content before.“

[Present Simple] - Send

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „They send the invoice monthly.“

[Past Simple] - Send

Formel: Subjekt + Verb (unregelmäßig) ➔ Beispiel: „They sent the invoice this morning.“

[Future (will)] - Send

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „They will send the invoice later.“

[Present Perf.] - Send

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „They have sent the invoice already.“

[Present Simple] - Review

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „We review the performance data.“

[Past Simple] - Review

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „We reviewed the performance data last night.“

[Future (will)] - Review

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „We will review the performance data soon.“

[Present Perf.] - Review

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „We have reviewed the performance data thoroughly.“

[Present Simple] - Solve

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „He solves complex technical issues.“

[Past Simple] - Solve

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „He solved a complex technical issue earlier.“

[Future (will)] - Solve

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „He will solve the complex technical issue soon.“

[Present Perf.] - Solve

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „He has solved many complex technical issues.“

[Present Simple] - Prepare

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „She prepares the presentation notes.“

[Past Simple] - Prepare

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „She prepared the presentation notes yesterday.“

[Future (will)] - Prepare

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „She will prepare the presentation notes tonight.“

[Present Perf.] - Prepare

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „She has prepared the presentation notes already.“

[Present Simple] - Check

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „They check the system updates.“

[Past Simple] - Check

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „They checked the system updates an hour ago.“

[Future (will)] - Check

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „They will check the system updates tonight.“

[Present Perf.] - Check

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „They have checked the system updates.“

[Present Simple] - Share

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „We share our screen during calls.“

[Past Simple] - Share

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „We shared our screen during the call.“

[Future (will)] - Share

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „We will share our screen during the next call.“

[Present Perf.] - Share

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „We have shared our screen already.“

[Present Simple] - Organize

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „He organizes the digital files.“

[Past Simple] - Organize

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „He organized the digital files yesterday.“

[Future (will)] - Organize

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „He will organize the digital files later.“

[Present Perf.] - Organize

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part.➔ Beispiel: „He has organized all the digital files.“

[Present Simple] - Explain

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „She explains the process clearly.“

[Past Simple] - Explain

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „She explained the process clearly in the meeting.“

[Future (will)] - Explain

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „She will explain the process clearly tomorrow.“

[Present Perf.] - Explain

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „She has explained the process clearly to everyone.“

[Present Simple] - Improve

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(s) ➔ Beispiel: „You improve your skills every day.“

[Past Simple] - Improve

Formel: Subjekt + Verb(-ed) ➔ Beispiel: „You improved your skills during the course.“

[Future (will)] - Improve

Formel: Subjekt + will + Verb ➔ Beispiel: „You will improve your skills with practice.“

[Present Perf.] - Improve

Formel: Subjekt + have/has + Past Part. ➔ Beispiel: „You have improved your skills significantly.“