find auf Englisch konjugieren
find bedeutet „to discover or locate something" und ist ein unregelmäßiges English-Verb. Hier findest du alle Zeitformen, natürliche Beispielsätze und eine kurze Geschichte — perfekt zum Lernen und Merken.
„find" ist ein unregelmäßiges English-Verb (Bedeutung: „to discover or locate something\"). Präsens: he / she / it finds. Simple Past: he / she / it found. Present Perfect: he / she / it has found. Alle Formen von „find" online konjugieren und üben auf conjuexpert.app.
Konjugationstabelle — die wichtigsten Zeitformen
Present
| I | find |
| you | find |
| he / she / it | finds |
| we | find |
| you (pl) | find |
| they | find |
Simple Past
| I | found |
| you | found |
| he / she / it | found |
| we | found |
| you (pl) | found |
| they | found |
Present Perfect
| I | have found |
| you | have found |
| he / she / it | has found |
| we | have found |
| you (pl) | have found |
| they | have found |
Future
| I | will find |
| you | will find |
| he / she / it | will find |
| we | will find |
| you (pl) | will find |
| they | will find |
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Present
| I | find |
| you | find |
| he / she / it | finds |
| we | find |
| you (pl) | find |
| they | find |
Present Continuous
| I | am finding |
| you | are finding |
| he / she / it | is finding |
| we | are finding |
| you (pl) | are finding |
| they | are finding |
Simple Past
| I | found |
| you | found |
| he / she / it | found |
| we | found |
| you (pl) | found |
| they | found |
Past Continuous
| I | was finding |
| you | were finding |
| he / she / it | was finding |
| we | were finding |
| you (pl) | were finding |
| they | were finding |
Present Perfect
| I | have found |
| you | have found |
| he / she / it | has found |
| we | have found |
| you (pl) | have found |
| they | have found |
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been finding |
| you | have been finding |
| he / she / it | has been finding |
| we | have been finding |
| you (pl) | have been finding |
| they | have been finding |
Past Perfect
| I | had found |
| you | had found |
| he / she / it | had found |
| we | had found |
| you (pl) | had found |
| they | had found |
Future
| I | will find |
| you | will find |
| he / she / it | will find |
| we | will find |
| you (pl) | will find |
| they | will find |
Subjunctive
| I | find |
| you | find |
| he / she / it | find |
| we | find |
| you (pl) | find |
| they | find |
Conditional
| I | would find |
| you | would find |
| he / she / it | would find |
| we | would find |
| you (pl) | would find |
| they | would find |
Imperative
| I | — |
| you | find! |
| he / she / it | — |
| we | let's find |
| you (pl) | find! |
| they | — |
Gerund / Present Participle
| I | finding |
| you | finding |
| he / she / it | finding |
| we | finding |
| you (pl) | finding |
| they | finding |
Beispielsätze mit „find"
- I find my keys every morning.Ich finde meine Schlüssel jeden Morgen.
- She finds joy in reading books.Sie findet Freude am Lesen von Büchern.
- I found my wallet yesterday.Ich fand gestern meine Brieftasche.
- He found a lost dog last week.Er fand letzte Woche einen verlorenen Hund.
- I will find my phone soon.Ich werde mein Handy bald finden.
- They will find a solution together.Sie werden gemeinsam eine Lösung finden.
- I have found a great restaurant.Ich habe ein tolles Restaurant gefunden.
- She has found her missing shoes.Sie hat ihre fehlenden Schuhe gefunden.
Geschichte mit „find"
Häufige Fragen zu „find"
Ist „find" ein regelmäßiges oder unregelmäßiges Verb?
„find" ist ein unregelmäßiges English-Verb und bedeutet „to discover or locate something".
Wie wird „find" in der 3. Person Singular konjugiert?
Im Präsens: he / she / it finds.
Wie lautet die Vergangenheitsform von „find"?
Simple Past: he / she / it found. Present Perfect: he / she / it has found.
Wo kann ich „find" üben?
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