Past simple oder Present perfect?

Diese Übung hilft dir, den Unterschied zwischen past simple und present perfect zu verstehen. Das past simple wird für Handlungen verwendet, die zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit passiert sind, während das present perfect für Erfahrungen, kürzlich geschehene Handlungen oder Situationen verwendet wird, bei denen die genaue Zeit unwichtig ist. Du wählst die richtige Verbform basierend auf dem Kontext. Diese Übung ist ideal für Lernende auf dem Niveau B1, die diese beiden Zeiten sicherer im Alltag anwenden möchten.

1. _____ sushi?

Did you ever try

Have you ever tried

Were you trying

2. _____ my homework.

I already finished

I’ve already finished

I had already finished

3. She _____ Rome two years ago.

has visited

visited

was visiting

4. We _____ that movie yet.

didn’t see

haven’t seen

weren’t seeing

5. I _____ a new phone last weekend.

have bought

bought

was buying

6. _____ to Asia.

They’ve never traveled

They never traveled

They weren’t traveling

7. _____ the concert last night?

Have you enjoyed

Did you enjoy

Were you enjoying

8. She _____ the office.

just left

has just left

had just left

9. We _____ in Canada for five years.

have lived

lived

were living

10. _____ your report yet?

Did you finish

Have you finished

Were you finishing

11. _____ him since school.

I’ve known

I knew

I was knowing

12. They _____ the house yesterday afternoon.

cleaned

have cleaned

had cleaned