Ich bitte um Korrektur

[Disciplina]

Hallo und schöne Grüße aus Köln

Ich benötige ein weiteres Mal eure Hilfe. Vielen lieben dank.


Aufgabe 9 Complete the conditional sentences II with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Sharon: If we went (go) by car, we (can take) could take the ferry from Dover to Ostend.
Mike: Well, if we (take) took the ferry to Ostend, the crossing (take) might/could/should take more than 3 hours. But if we (go) went from Dover to Calais, we (can go) could go by hovercraft and we (not spend) would not spend more than 35 minutes on the channel.
Sharon: That sounds fine. But (it/not be) would it not be more expensive if we (go) went by hovercraft?
Mike: I don't think so. But of course we (spend) would/might spend more time on the road if we (drive) drove from Calais to Cologne.
Sharon: Oh, Mike. If it (be) was cheaper, I (prefer) would prefer to go by plane.


Aufgabe 10 Say what you would do in these situations and practise conditional sentences II.

1. Andrew: Mum, Clare always plays my new cassettes. And she never asks me. (hide them)
- Well, If she played my cassettes, I would hide them.
Wie verneint man eigentlich den Hauptsatz? ...., If she did not ask me?


2. Mr W.: Mary, the children eat my sweets all the time. (be angry with them).
- Well, If they ate my sweets, I would be angry with them.

3. Clare: I don't like the pullover grandpa gave me for my birthday, Andrew. (not wear it)
- Well, If I did not like the pullover, I would not wear it.

4. Andrew: I can't do this German exercise, Dad. (ask a friend who is good at German)
- Well, If I can't do it, I migth ask a friend who is good at German.

5. Mrs W.: Oh no. I can't find my pen, Andrew. Your dad always uses it. (take his)
- Well, If he used my pen, I would take his.

6. Andrew: Clare, what can I do? Mum hides my cassette-recorder when my room isn't tidy. (tidy up my room)
-Well, If she hid my recorder....., I would tidy up my room.


Aufgabe 12 What have you learnd about if-clauses? Test yourself and write down everything in English.



1. Wenn das Wetter morgen gut ist (If the weather is fine tomorrow), we can go swimming in the sea. Müsste da nicht ein will-futur stehen?


2. Wenn wir später fahren (If we drive later), we'll be on a more modern coach.

3. Wenn ihr keine Zeit habt (If you haven't got time), I can buy the tickets for all of us.

4. Ich könnte mit dir kommen (I could come with you), if your train left half an hour later.

5. David würde das Geld verlieren (David might lost his money), if he put it in his jacket pocket.

6. Unser Zug wäre viel zu früh in Cardiff (Our train would be in Cardiff much earlier), if that clock was right.



7. If you aren't tired yet, (we can go to the sea....) können wir zum See fahren und ein Boot mieten.

8. If you hurry up, (you can take the bus.....) kannst du den Bus zum Bahnhof noch bekommen.

9. If I'm not too busy, (I will write you....) schreibe ich dir jeden Tag eine Karte aus Frankreich.

10. I would always get to school late, (If the the first lesson started earlier) wenn die erste Std früher anfinge.

11. It would be terrible, (If we didn't find your pocket) wenn wir deine Tasche nicht wieder fänden. Muss nicht immer das simple past im Nebensatz stehen? Also found? Bin mir unsicher bei der Übersetzung.


12. I would tell you the time, (If i had a watch) wenn ich eine Uhr hätte.



Thanks a lot

[Disciplina]

Pleeeeeaaaaase

[Duckduck (Contributor)]

Hallo und schöne Grüße aus Köln

Auch Hallo, Disciplina!

Ich benötige ein weiteres Mal eure Hilfe. Vielen lieben dank.


Aufgabe 9 Complete the conditional sentences II with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Sharon: If we went (go) by car, we (can take) could take the ferry from Dover to Ostend.
Mike: Well, if we (take) took the ferry to Ostend, the crossing (take) would take more than 3 hours. But if we (go) went from Dover to Calais, we (can go) could go by hovercraft and we (not spend) would not spend more than 35 minutes on the channel.
Sharon: That sounds fine. But (it/not be) would it not be more expensive if we (go) went by hovercraft?
Mike: I don't think so. But of course we (spend) would/might spend more time on the road if we (drive) drove from Calais to Cologne.
Sharon: Oh, Mike. If it (be) was cheaper, I (prefer) would prefer to go by plane.


Aufgabe 10 Say what you would do in these situations and practise conditional sentences II.

1. Andrew: Mum, Clare always plays my new cassettes. And she never asks me. (hide them)
- Well, if she played my cassettes, I would hide them.
Wie verneint man eigentlich den Hauptsatz? ...., If she did not ask me? Ganz genau!


2. Mr W.: Mary, the children eat my sweets all the time. (be angry with them).
- Well, if they ate my sweets, I would be angry with them.

3. Clare: I don't like the pullover grandpa gave me for my birthday, Andrew. (not wear it)
- Well, if I did not like the pullover, I would not wear it.

4. Andrew: I can't do this German exercise, Dad. (ask a friend who is good at German)
- Well, if I could not do it, I would ask a friend who was good at German.

5. Mrs W.: Oh no. I can't find my pen, Andrew. Your dad always uses it. (take his)
- Well, if he used my pen, I would take his.

6. Andrew: Clare, what can I do? Mum hides my cassette-recorder when my room isn't tidy. (tidy up my room)
-Well, if she hid my recorder....., I would tidy up my room.


Aufgabe 12 What have you learned about if-clauses? Test yourself and write down everything in English.



1. Wenn das Wetter morgen gut ist (If the weather is fine tomorrow), we can go swimming in the sea. Müsste da nicht ein will-futur stehen? Nein, das ist nur die in der Schule am ehesten gelehrte Variante, es kann aber auch ein Modalverb stehen, schau auch mal hier:

http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/grammar/i ... heiten.htm

2. Wenn wir später fahren (If we drive later), we'll be on a more modern coach.

3. Wenn ihr keine Zeit habt (If you haven't got time), I can buy the tickets for all of us.

4. Ich könnte mit dir kommen (I could come with you), if your train left half an hour later.

5. David würde das Geld verlieren (David would lose the money), if he put it in his jacket pocket.

6. Unser Zug wäre viel zu früh in Cardiff (Our train would be in Cardiff much too ealry), if that clock was right.



7. If you aren't tired yet, (we can go to the sea and rent a boat) können wir zum See fahren und ein Boot mieten.

8. If you hurry up, (you will be able to catch the bus to the station, yet....) kannst du den Bus zum Bahnhof noch bekommen.

9. If I'm not too busy, (I will write a postcard to you from France every day.) schreibe ich dir jeden Tag eine Karte aus Frankreich.


10. I would always get to school late, (if the the first lesson started earlier) wenn die erste Std früher anfinge.

11. It would be terrible (if we didn't find your bag) wenn wir deine Tasche nicht wieder fänden. Muss nicht immer das simple past im Nebensatz stehen? Also found? Bin mir unsicher bei der Übersetzung. Ja, es muss Past Tense stehen, aber hier ist es ja zusätzlich ene Verneinung! Und wie verneinen wir? Genau, mit dem Hilfsverb, welches hier die Zeitform Past Tense angibt -> didn't. Dann steht das Vollverb natürlich in seiner Grundform.


12. I would tell you the time (if I had a watch) wenn ich eine Uhr hätte.


Thanks a lot

Gern geschehen! Gut gemacht! Aber beachte, dass nur ein Komma steht, wenn der if-Teil (Nebensatz) vorne steht und dass natürlich nach einleitendem "well" klein gesachrieben wird.

Grüße
Duckduck

[Disciplina]

you are the best duckduck all over the world

Thank you

[Disciplina]

Let`s try it in English

But why are you use the will-futur at sentences 8 ?

8. If you hurry up, (you will be able to catch the bus to the station, yet....) kannst du den Bus zum Bahnhof noch bekommen.

Take care

[Duckduck (Contributor)]

Let`s try it in English

But why did you use the will-future in sentences 8 ?

8. If you hurry up, (you will be able to catch the bus to the station, yet....) kannst du den Bus zum Bahnhof noch bekommen.

Take care

Danke für das Danke!

Naja, dass man beim if-Satz Typ I nicht unbedingt und immer die Kombination Present Tense im Nebensatz und Will-Future im Hauptsatz nehmen muss heißt ja nicht, dass man sie nicht nehmen darf. In der Regel ist es schon OK, wenn Du daran denkst, dass die Kombination im Englischen jedenfalls viel gebräuchlicher ist als im Deutschen, wo wir ja einfach Präsens mit Präsens kombinieren.

Grüße
Duckduck