Hallo,
ich bins wieder.
Falls jemand Lust und Zeit hat, könnte mir dann jemand diese Sätze korrigieren?! Bitte nicht auf den Sinn vom Satz achten, ich habe die Sätze aus unserem Buch und wollte sie in the verschiedenen Zeiten setzen.
(+) = positiver Satz
(-) = negativer Satz
(?) = Frage
„
It all started when she was eight years old.“
Simple Present (+): It all starts when she is eight years old.
Present Perfect (+): It all has started when she has been eight years old.
Past Perfect (+): It all had started when she had been eight years old.
Will-Future (+): It all will start when she will be eight years old.
Going to (+): It all is going to start when she is going to be eight years old.
Present Progressive (+): It all is starting when she is being eight years old.
Past Progressive (+): It all was starting when she was being eight years old.
Simple Present (-): It all doesn´t start when she isn´t eight years old.
Present Perfect (-): It all hasn´t started when she hasn´t been eight years old.
Past Perfect (-): It all hadn´t started when she hadn´t been eight years old.
Will-Future (-): It all won´t start when she won´t be eight years old.
Going to (-): It all isn´t going to start when she isn´t going to be eight years old.
Present Progressive (-): It all isn´t starting when she isn´t being eight years old.
Past Progressive (-): It all wasn´t starting when she wasn´t being eight years old.
Simple Present (?): Does it all start when she is eight years old?
Present Perfect (?): Has it all started when she has been eight years old?
Past Perfect (?): Had it all started when she had been eight years old?
Will-Future (?): Will it all start when she will be eight years old?
Going to (?): Is it going to start when she is going to be eight years old?
Present Progressive (?): Is it all starting when she is being eight years old?
Past Progressive (?): Was it all starting when she was being eight years old?
„
Ellen MacArthur was on holiday on the English east coast.“
Simple Present (+): Ellen MacArthur is on holiday on the English east coast.
Present Perfec (+): Ellen MacArthur has been on holiday on the English east coast.
Past Perfect (+):
Ellen MacArthur had been on holiday on the English east coast.
Will-Future (+):
Ellen MacArthur will be on holiday on the English east coast.
Going to (+):
Ellen MacArthur is going to be on holiday on the English east coast.
Present Progressive (+):
Ellen MacArthur is being on holiday on the English east coast.
Past Progressive (+):
Ellen MacArthur was being on holiday on the Englisch east coast.
Simple Present (-): Ellen MacArthur isn´t on holiday on the English east coast.
Present Perfect (-): Ellen MacArthur hasn´t been on holiday on the English east coast.
Past Perfect (-): Ellen MacArthur hadn´t been on holiday on the English east coast.
Will-Future (-): Ellen MacArthur won´t be on holiday on the Englisch east coast.
Going to (-): Ellen MacArthur isn´t going to be on holiday on the English east coast.
Present Progressive (-): Ellen MacArthur isn´t being on holiday on the English east coast.
Past Progressive (-): Ellen MacArthur wasn´t being on holiday on the English east coast.
Simple Present (?): Is Ellen MacArthur on holiday on the English east coast?
Present Perfect (?): Has Ellen MacArthur been on holiday on the English east coast?
Past Perfect (?): Had Ellen MacArthur been on holiday on the English east coast?
Will-Future (?): Will Ellen MacArthur be on holiday on the English east coast?
Going to (?): Is Ellen MacArthur going to be on holiday on the Englisch east coast?
Present Progressive (?): Is Ellen MacArthur being on holiday on the English east coast
Past Progressive (?): Was Ellen MacArthur being on holiday on the English east coast.