Perfekt in der Verlaufsform
(Present perfect continuous)
Einführung
Wir verwenden das Perfekt in der Verlaufsform, um Handlungen zu beschreiben, die in der Vergangenheit begonnen haben und in der Gegenwart (und wahrscheinlich in naher Zukunft) fortgesetzt werden).- I have been living in France for five years.
Ich begann vor 5 Jahren, in Frankreich zu leben. Ich lebe jetzt in Frankreich.
Form
Um das Perfekt in der Verlaufsform zu bilden, verwenden wir das Verb „have" + „been" + „-ing"-Form des Hauptverbs| positiv | I / You / We / They |
have
've |
been | living | in France for five years. |
| He / She / It |
has
's |
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| negativ | I / You / We / They |
have not
haven't |
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| He / She / It |
has not
hasn't |
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| Frage | Have | I / You / We / They | in France for five years? | ||
| Has | He / She / It |
Beispiele
- I have been reading this book for a week.
Ich begann vor einer Woche, das Buch zu lesen, und lese es immer noch.
- She hasn’t been working here for long.
Sie begann vor kurzem, hier zu arbeiten. Sie arbeitet immer noch hier
- Have they been enjoying their holiday?
Sie begannen ihren Urlaub irgendwann in der Vergangenheit. Sie sind immer noch im Urlaub.
Übungen
Vervollständigen Sie die Sätze mit der positiven, negativen oder Frageform des Perfekts in der Verlaufsform für das Verb in Klammern:
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