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„bring“ heißt „bringen, mitbringen“. Hier stehen alle Formen in 7 Zeiten – zum Anhören, mit Beispielsätzen und einem kleinen Trainer.

Bedeutung
bringen, mitbringen
Typ
unregelmäßig
Simple Past
brought
Partizip
brought
-ing-Form
bringing

bring üben

10 Fragen: Welche Form gehört in welche Zeit?

Alle Zeiten von bring

Simple Present (einfache Gegenwart)

I bring
you bring
he/she/it brings
we bring
you bring
they bring

Simple Past (einfache Vergangenheit)

I brought
you brought
he/she/it brought
we brought
you brought
they brought

Present Perfect (Perfekt)

I have brought
you have brought
he/she/it has brought
we have brought
you have brought
they have brought

Past Perfect (Plusquamperfekt)

I had brought
you had brought
he/she/it had brought
we had brought
you had brought
they had brought

Will-Future (Futur I)

I will bring
you will bring
he/she/it will bring
we will bring
you will bring
they will bring

Conditional I (would)

I would bring
you would bring
he/she/it would bring
we would bring
you would bring
they would bring

Present Progressive (Verlaufsform)

I am bringing
you are bringing
he/she/it is bringing
we are bringing
you are bringing
they are bringing

Beispielsätze mit bring

  • Can you bring some bread?

    Kannst du etwas Brot mitbringen?

  • She brought flowers.

    Sie hat Blumen mitgebracht.