wann wird : were/ was / is / are benutzt?
zu simple past gehören were und was
zu simple present is und are
aber ich verstehe nicht wo und wann ich das is / are, oder was und were einsetzen muss kann mir jemand helfen ????
4 Antworten
Eine Person (I, He, She, It) -> is oder was
mehrere Personen (They, We) -> are oder were
Höflichkeitsform (You) -> are, were
Gegenwart: is, are
Vergangenheit: was, were
Das "is" nimmst du wenn du einen Satz mit He, she, it oder so hast.
He is a cool guy. She is a good guitar player. Curry (It) is a delicious meal from India.
"Are" verwendest du, wenn du "you, they, we" verwendest.
We are in a good mood today. You are a nice person. They do not harm animals.
Die Zeit, ist Präsens. Wenn es um Fakten, Gewohnheiten oder regelmäßige Aktivitäten geht nimmst du sie.
Wenn es sich um die Vergangenheit handelt, verwendest du für "he, she, it" das Verb "was"
His was in the cinema yesterday. She was not a nice person when she was young. It was raining the last week.
Für "you, they, we" verwendest du in der Vergangenheit "were"
We were in a bad mood yesterday. I wish you were here. They were living in a shared flat.
abschreiben, dann hast due etwas zum Nachschauen
I am I was, you are your were, he/she/it is he /she/it was
we are we were / your are you were / they are they were
fett: Einzelpersonen
normal: mehrere Personen
Vergangenheit: were/was
gegenwart: is/are