Partizipialsätze

Diese Übung konzentriert sich auf Partizipialsätze – Strukturen, die das Partizip Präsens, das Partizip Perfekt oder das Partizip II verwenden, um Ursache, Zeit, Bedingung oder Folge auszudrücken. Zum Beispiel: Feeling tired, she went to bed early oder Built in 1890, the building still stands. Solche Konstruktionen helfen dir dabei, deine Sätze kürzer und flüssiger zu gestalten. Du wirst üben, die passende Partizipform im Kontext zu erkennen und zu verwenden. Ideal für B2-Lernende, die an Satzvielfalt und Kohärenz arbeiten möchten.

1. _____, she went straight to bed.

Being exhausted by the long journey

Exhausted from the long journey

She was exhausted from the long journey

2. _____, I knew what would happen.

Having seen the film before

I had seen the film before

Seen the film before

3. _____, the castle attracts many visitors.

Building in the 18th century

Built in the 18th century

Was built in the 18th century

4. _____, he needed a moment to react.

Being shocked by the news

Shocked by the news

He was shocked by the news

5. _____, she remained silent.

She did not know what to say

Not knowing what to say

Knowing not what to say

6. _____, the letter contained several errors.

Was written in haste

Written in haste

Hastily written

7. _____, they took extra precautions.

They had been warned about the risks

Having been warned about the risks

Warned about the risks

8. _____, the team had to rethink their strategy.

Being faced with budget cuts

Faced with budget cuts

Facing with budget cuts

9. _____, he decided to take a break.

Overwhelmed feeling

Feeling overwhelmed

He was feeling overwhelmed

10. _____, we stayed indoors.

Given the weather forecast

We were given the weather forecast

Giving the weather forecast

11. _____, he skipped breakfast.

He was late

Running late

Being running late

12. _____, they held an emergency meeting.

Surprising by the outcome

Surprised by the outcome

They were surprised by the outcome