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#1

Welche Verben passen in die jeweiligen Lücken ? Und in welcher Zeit ? Also simple present usw.

be, be, believe, know, reply, say

„I glad to see that you … in God, too!“ the man … to the lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ … the lion, „here in Africa we … about God for many years! And it … always … a tradition in my family to say grace before meals!“

#2

Welche Verben passen in die jeweiligen Lücken ? Und in

welcher

Zeit ? Also simple present usw.

be, be, xbelievex, know, reply, say

„I glad to see that you believe in God, too!“ the man

said to the

lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ replied the lion, "here in

Africa we have known

about God for many years! And it has always been a

tradition

in my family to say grace before meals!"

#3

Welche Verben passen in die jeweiligen Lücken ? Und in welcher
Zeit ? Also simple present usw.

be, be, believe, know, reply, say

„I glad to see that you simple present in God, too!“ the man past to the
lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ past the lion, „here in Africa we present perfect
about God for many years! And it present perfect always … a tradition
in my family to say grace before meals!“

#4

Hallo,

ich würde den Satz wie folgt schreiben:

„I glad to see that you BELIEVE in God, too!“ the man SAID to the lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ REPLIED the lion, „here in Africa we KNOW about God for many years! And it WILL always BE a tradition in my family to say grace before meals!“

Mit den genauen Zeitbestimmungen kann ich leider nicht helfen. Habe Englisch nicht durch die Schule und das dortigen Pauken von Grammatik gelernt, sondern durch jahrelange Auslandsaufenthalte.
Hoffe es hilft dir trotzdem weiter.

LG

#5

Ich habe einfach mal die Verben in den jeweiligen Zeiten in den Text eingesetzt.
In der Reihenfolge ist es simple present (am), simple present (believe), simple past (said), simple past(replied), present perfect (have known), present perfect (has been).

Viele Grüße

be, be, believe, know, reply, say

„I am glad to see that you believe in God, too!“ the man said to the
lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ replied the lion, „here in Africa we have known
about God for many years! And it has always been a tradition
in my family to say grace before meals!“

#6

„I glad to see that you … in God, too!“ the man … to the
lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ … the lion, „here in Africa we …
about God for many years! And it … always … a tradition
in my family to say grace before meals!“

  1. believe (oder: do believe)
  2. Hier müsste ich wissen in welcher Zeit wir uns bewegen. Vergangenheit usw. Aber ich würde sagen „said“ (simple past)oder „says“ (simple present)
  3. replied (simple past bezw. wenn das im präsens spielt dann „replies“)
  4. knew (simple past)
  5. „and it HAD/HAS always BEEN a tradition…“

Tut mir Leid dass ich dir nicht früher antworten konnte aber ich war im Urlaub >___

#7

Welche Verben passen in die jeweiligen Lücken ? Und in welcher
Zeit ? Also simple present usw.

be, be, believe, know, reply, say

„I am glad to see that you believe … in God, too!“ the man said… to the
lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ replied… the lion, „here in Africa we have believed in …
God for many years! And it has… always been… a tradition
in my family to say grace before meals!“

„about“ gibt keine Sinn!

#8

Welche Verben passen in die jeweiligen Lücken ? Und in welcher
Zeit ? Also simple present usw.

be, be, believe, know, reply, say

„I glad to see that you believ in God, too!“ the man says to the
lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ I know the lion, „here in Africa we reply
about God for many years! And it had always been a tradition
in my family to say grace before meals!“

#9

"

I glad to see that you belive in God, too!" the man say to the
lion in relief. „Oh yes,“ reply the lion, here in Africa we know
about God for many years! And it be always [?] tradition in my family to say grace before meals!"
Ist nicht ganz sauber, aber hoffe so paßt es. :stuck_out_tongue: