Das Verb be im Englischen - Hilfsverb und Vollverb
- Das Verb be - Lang- und Kurzformen
- Das Verb be im Englischen - Hilfsverb und Vollverb
- Formen von be - am, are, is - Aussagen Verneinungen Fragen MIX
- Formen von be - am, are, is - in Sätzen - Übung 1 Übung 2 Übung 3
- was oder were - Übung
- was not oder were not - Übung
Das Verb be kann im Englischen sowohl Hilfsverb als auch Vollverb sein.
be als Vollverb im Simple Present (am, are, is)
| bejaht |
verneint |
| I: |
| I am from England. |
I am not from England. |
| he, she, it: |
| He is from England. |
He is not from England. |
| we, you, they: |
| We are from England. |
We are not from England. |
be als Vollverb im Simple Past (was, were)
| bejaht |
verneint |
| I, he, she, it: |
| I was here. |
I was not here. |
| we, you, they: |
| We were here. |
We were not here. |
be als Hilfsverb beim Present Progressive (am, are, is)
| bejaht |
verneint |
| I: |
| I am reading a book. |
I am not reading a book. |
| he, she, it: |
| He is reading a book. |
He is not reading a book. |
| we, you, they: |
| We are reading a book. |
We are not reading a book. |
be als Hilfsverb beim Passiv
Simple Present: A house is built.
Simple Past: A house was built.
will future: A house will be built.
going-to future: A house is going to be built.
