Sagt man been oder was?

Meinst du bei Englisch oder wie? Also was ist simple past und been past patisiple oder so also 3. Form von be und was ist halt 2. Form. Wie wenn du im Deutschen sagst wann nimmt man war und wann gewesen. Gibt tausend Möglichkeiten.

Been heißt gewesen, was heißt war. Du musst also wissen, ob du present perfect tense bzw. past perfect tense oder past tense bilden willst. Außerdem brauchst du been für die Vorzukunft (will have been) und für Conditional II (would have been).

Beides.

Du musst schon etwas konkreter werden.

Hallo,

es kommt auf den Kontext und vollständigen Satz an.

be (Infinitive) - was / were (Past Simple) - been (Past Participle)

sein - war - gewesen

be = Infinitive (Grundform) = sein

Simple Present:

1.Person Singular - I am / I am not / am I ?

2.Person Singular - you are / you are not / are you?

3.Person Singular - he/she/it is / he/she/it is not / is he/she/it?

1.Person Plural - we are / we are not / are we?

2.Person Plural - you are / you are not / are you?

3.Person Plural - they are / they are not / are they?

Simple Past:

1.Person Singular - I was / I was not / Was I?

2.Person Singular - you were / you were not / Were you?

3.Person Singular - he/she/it was / he/she/it was not / Was he/she/it?

1.Person Plural - we were / we were not / Were we?

2.Person Plural - you were / you were not / Were you?

3.Person Plural - they were / they were not / Were they?

Present Perfect:

1.Person Singular - I have been to England. / I have never been to England./ Have I ever been to England?

2.Person Singular - You have been to England. / You have never been to England./ Have you ever been to England?

3.Person Singular - He/she/it has been to England. / He/she/it has never been to England./ Has he/she/it ever been to England?

1.Person Plural - We have been to England. / We have never been to England./ Have we ever been to England?

2.Person Plural - You have been to England. / You have never been to England./ Have you ever been to England?

3.Person Plural - They have been to England. / They have never been to England./ Have they ever been to England?

Past Perfect:

1.Person Singular - I had been to England before I started to study. / I had never been to England before.../ Had I ever been to England before ...?

2.Person Singular - You had been to England before you started to study. / You had never been to England before .../ Had you ever been to England before ...?

3.Person Singular - He/she/it had been to England before ... / He/she/it had never been to England before .../ Had he/she/it ever been to England before ...?

1.Person Plural - We had been to England before .... / We had never been to England before .../ Had we ever been to England before ...?

2.Person Plural - You had been to England before you started to study. / You had never been to England before .../ Had you been to England before ...?

3.Person Plural - They had been to England before you started to study. / They had never been to England before .../ Had they been to England before ...?

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Während man was als Verb alleine verwenden kann, braucht been immer noch einen Begleiter, ein have, has oder had.

Ich hoffe, ich habe nichts vergessen.

AstridDerPu