Zeitformen: Simple Present or Present Progessive ?

Bitte noch einmal helfen. Danke.


1. Bitte ergänzen Sie die Verben im Simple Present oder im Present Progressive! Achten Sie dabei bitte auf die Signalworte!

1. walk
I always walk to work. At the moment I am walking to the bus stop.
2. play
Can you play the guitar? Listen! Tom is playing the trumpet again...
3. write
Look! Johnny writes a letter! He never is writing letters!
4. scrub
Linda just is scrubbing the floor. Why don’t you scrub the floor for her?
5. dance
He dances with Jenny right now! He sometimes is dancing with Laura, too

2. Ergänzen Sie die richtige Form der 1. Vergangenheit! Die Signalworte helfen Ihnen bei der Entscheidung zwischen Simple Past und Past Progressive!
1. While he was walking (walk) the dog, it started (start) to rain.
2. Yesterday the Millers got (get) a letter from Sue.
3. What was happening (happen), when the doorbell rang (ring)?
4. Someone was standing (stand) in front of the door.
5. While we were watching (watch) TV, the telephone suddenly rang (ring).

3. Bitte entscheiden Sie sich zwischen dem Present Perfect und dem Present Perfect Progressive!
1. I had been waiting (wait) for that letter for one week!
2. It h as received already (already, receive) the letter?
3. He has cleaned (he, clean) the kitchen yet?
4. No, but he has been mowing (mow) the lawn since 2 o’clock.
5. Y ou have been being ever (you, ever, be) to Greece? No, I have been being never (never, be) there.

4. Simple Past oder Past Perfect?
Welche Handlungen liegen weiter in der Vergangenheit zurück?
1. When she started (start) to cook, she realized (realize) that she had forgotten (forget) to buy some eggs.
2. Before she had gone (go) to bed, she brushed (brush) her teeth.
3. After he had received (receive) the letter, he read (read) it.
4. Before Maggie had taken (take) the plane to Paris, she bought (buy) a cheap ticket.
5. When Marc entered (enter) the hotel, he realized (realize) that he had`t booked (not book) a room.

5. Simple Past oder Present Perfect? Achten Sie bitte auf die Signalworte!
1. Did you enjoy (you, enjoy) your flight?
2. Yes, we had only (only, have) friendliy skies.
3. Have you been already (you, already be) to Paris before? No, I was, but John were (be) to Paris twice.
4. Wont (not, be) you there last year? – No, I have wont (not, be).
5. I stayed (stay) in London two years ago.