Grammatik Erläuterungen

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BegriffeLinksBeispiel
AdjektiveEigenschaftswörterAdjectivesAdjektiveMandy is a careful girl.
AdverbienUmstandswörterAdverbsAdverbienMandy drives carefully.
ArtikelGeschlechtswörterArticlesArtikelThis is a book.
Look at the board.
BestimmungsfragenFragen mit FragewörternQuestions with question wordsFragen mit FragewörternWhere are the girls?
When do you watch TV?
Conditional Perfect ProgressiveConditional Perfect Progressivewould have been working.
Conditional PerfectConditional Perfectwould have worked.
Conditional ProgressiveConditional VerlaufsformConditional ContinuousConditional Progressivewould be working.
ConditionalConditional SimpleConditional Simplewould work.
this, that – these, thoseDemonstrativpronomenHinweisende FürwörterDemonstrative pronounsthis, that – these, thoseThis is Pat and that is John.
EntscheidungsfragenFragen ohne FragewörterYes/No questionsQuestions without question wordsEntscheidungsfragenAre you from England?
Do you speak French?
FrageanhängselQuestion tagsFrageanhängselYou are John, aren’t you?
Future PerfectFutur IIFuture Perfect SimpleFuture Perfectwill have played football by tomorrow.
Future Perfect ProgressiveFuture Perfect ContinuousFuture Perfect Progressivewill have been playing football for an hour by 10.30.
Future ProgressiveFuture ContinuousFuture Progressivewill be playing football next Sunday.
GerundGerundium-ing FormGerundI enjoy playing football.
going to-futuregoing to-futureI‚m going to play football this afternoon.
HilfsverbenAuxiliariesHilfsverbenam playing football.
if-SätzeBedingungssätzeKonditionalsätzeConditional sentencesConditional clausesif-clausesif-SätzeIf I study, I will pass the test.
If I studied, I would pass the test.
If I had studied, I would have passed the test.
ImperativBefehlsformImperativeImperativGo home!
Indirekte RedeReported speechIndirekte RedeSusan says that she works in an office.
Susan said that she worked in an office.
InfinitivGrundform (des Verbs)InfinitiveInfinitivGagarin was the first to fly in a spaceship.
KonjunktionenBindewörterConjunctionsKonjunktionen, FüllwörterI like tea and coffee.
KurzantwortenShort answersKurzantwortenAre you English? – Yes, I am.
Langformen, KurzformenLong forms, short (contracted) formsLangformen, KurzformenWe aren’t from London.
Modale HilfsverbenModal auxiliaries/ModalsModalverbenYou mustn’t do that.
much/manyMengenbezeichnungenAre there many apples on the table?
PassivLeideformPassive voicePassivCameras are built in Japan.
Past Perfect ProgressivePast Perfect ContinuousPast Perfect Progressivehad been playing football when Susan came.
Past PerfectPast Perfect SimplePlusquamperfektvollendete VergangenheitVorvergangenheitSimple Past PerfectPast Perfecthad played football when Susan came.
Past ProgressiveVerlaufsform der VergangenheitPast ContinuousPast Progressivewas playing football the whole evening.
PersonalpronomenPersönliche FürwörterPersonal pronounsPersonalpronomenWe read a book.
PluralMehrzahlPluralPluralHere are five books.
PossessivbegleiterBesitzanzeigende FürwörterPossessive determinersPossessivbegleiterThis is my book.
PossessivpronomenPossessive pronounsPossessivpronomenThis book is mine.
PräpositionenVerhältniswörterPrepositionsPräpositionenThe books are on the desk.
Present Perfect ProgressivePresent Perfect ContinuousPresent Perfect Progressivehave been playing football for 2 hours.
Present PerfectSimple Present PerfectPerfektVollendete GegenwartPresent Perfect (simple form)Present Perfecthave just played football.
Present ProgressiveVerlaufsform der GegenwartPresent ContinuousPresent ProgressiveI‚m playing football now.
Reflexivpronomenself, each otherRückbezügliche FürwörterReflexive pronounsReflexivpronomenThey help each other.
Relativpronomenwho, which, whose, thatBezügliche FürwörterRelative pronounsRelativpronomenMy house, which has a blue door, needs painting.
Relativsätze ohne RelativpronomenContact clausesRelativsätze ohne RelativpronomenThis is the boy I met at the party yesterday.
s GenitivApostroph sGenitive sApostrophe sPossessive ss GenitivRonny’s brother
SatzstellungSatzbauWortstellungWord orderSatzstellungThey play handball in the gym every Monday.
Simple Pasteinfache VergangenheitImperfektPräteritumPast SimpleSimple Pastplayed football yesterday.
Simple Presenteinfache GegenwartPresent SimpleSimple Presentplay football every week.
SingularEinzahlSingularSingular/PluralHere is one book.
some/anyMengenbezeichnungenWe have some oranges.
SubstantiveNomenHauptwörterNounsSubstantiveYour hair looks lovely.
(unbestimmte) Mengenangabensome, any, much, many(unbestimmte) ZahlwörterQuantifiersMengenbezeichnungenThere are some apples left.
VerbenTätigkeitswörterVerbsVerbenWe sing a song.
will-futureFutur IFuture Simplewill-futurewill play football next week.
ZeitformenZeitenTensesZeitformenplay football.
am playing football.
played football.
have played football.
will play football.