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1. Er hat gestern seine Hausaufgaben gemacht.
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2. Während er Fußball spielte, schaute seine Schwester fern.
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3. Franz hört seit 2 Stunden Musik.
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4. Ich habe ihn seit gestern nicht mehr gesehen.
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5. Nachdem er seiner Mutter geholfen hat, hat er einen Freund besucht.
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6. Letzte Woche hat er viel Spaß in der Schule gehabt.
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7. Als er das Fenster öffnete, bemerkte er, dass es schneite.
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8. Nachdem er das Radio angeschaltet hat, hat er zu Abend gegessen.
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9. Als er das Zimmer betrat, rannten die Kinder herum.
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10. Er hat seine Tante oft besucht.
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11. Bevor ich das Licht ausschaltete, hörte ich seltsame Stimmen.
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The authorities (not / to grant). building permission for our new factory yet although we (to submit) the plans over a year ago.
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The fire (to light up) as the wind (to blow) into it. (PAST)
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When the personnel director returned from the States, the Board of Directors (to appoint) him Managing Director. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
The company (to build) an enormous factory last year.
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My elder sister (to apply for) a new job almost every month.
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