Subjekt- und Objektfragen: Who called? Who did you call? (A2)
Steht die Person am Anfang der Antwort (My brother called me)? Dann kommt die Vergangenheitsform direkt nach Who, ohne did.
Who called? (ohne did)
My brother called me. → Who called you?
Not "Who did call you?" — say "Who called you?". My brother steht am Anfang der Antwort, also gibt es kein did.
Probier es aus: Ira: ___ about the new rule? Amina: A teacher told me. We can't eat in class now. Wähle Iras Frage. (Who did tell you / Who told you / Who did you tell) Antwort: Who told you — A teacher steht am Anfang der Antwort, also hat die Frage kein did: Who told you?
Who did you call? (mit did)
Steht die Person nach dem Verb (I called my brother)? Dann nimmst du did + die Grundform des Verbs: Who did you call?
I called my brother. → Who did you call?
Not "Who you called?" — say "Who did you call?". Die Antwort steht nach dem Verb (I called my brother), also brauchst du did.
Probier es aus: Ira: ___ at the concert? Amina: I saw a friend from my art class. Wähle Iras Frage. (Who saw you / Who did you help / Who helped you / Who did you see) Antwort: Who did you see — Amina hat die Freundin gesehen, also steht die Freundin nach dem Verb, und die Frage bekommt did: Who did you see?
What happened? – Was ist passiert?
What happened? fragt nach einem Ereignis. Die Vergangenheitsform kommt direkt nach What, ohne did.
What happened on the bus?
Not "What did happen?" — say "What happened?". In What happened? gibt es kein did.
Probier es aus: Ira: ___? There's paper everywhere in the hall. Amina: A box fell off the table. Wähle Iras Frage. (What happened / What did happen / Who called / Who did call) Antwort: What happened — What happened? hat kein did: Die Vergangenheitsform kommt direkt nach What.
Wo steht die Antwort?
Schau dir die Antwort an. Steht die Person am Anfang, vor dem Verb? Dann frag ohne did. Steht die Person nach dem Verb? Dann frag mit did.
The teacher helped me. → Who helped you?
I helped the teacher. → Who did you help?
Probier es aus: Amina: Somebody visited me last night. Ira: Really? ___? Wähle Iras Frage. (Who did you call / Who called you / Who visited you / Who did you visit) Antwort: Who visited you — Jemand hat Amina besucht, und Ira fragt nach dieser Person, die am Anfang steht: Who visited you? Ohne did.
Welche Fehler passieren oft?
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Warum
Who did call you?
Who called you?
My brother steht am Anfang der Antwort, also gibt es kein did.
Who you called?
Who did you call?
Die Antwort steht nach dem Verb (I called my brother), also brauchst du did.