hope auf Englisch konjugieren
hope bedeutet „to want something to happen" und ist ein regelmäßiges English-Verb. Hier findest du alle Zeitformen, natürliche Beispielsätze und eine kurze Geschichte — perfekt zum Lernen und Merken.
„hope" ist ein regelmäßiges English-Verb (Bedeutung: „to want something to happen"). Präsens: he / she / it hopes. Simple Past: he / she / it hoped. Present Perfect: he / she / it has hoped. Alle Formen von „hope" online konjugieren und üben auf conjuexpert.app.
Konjugationstabelle — die wichtigsten Zeitformen
Present
| I | hope |
| you | hope |
| he / she / it | hopes |
| we | hope |
| you (pl) | hope |
| they | hope |
Simple Past
| I | hoped |
| you | hoped |
| he / she / it | hoped |
| we | hoped |
| you (pl) | hoped |
| they | hoped |
Present Perfect
| I | have hoped |
| you | have hoped |
| he / she / it | has hoped |
| we | have hoped |
| you (pl) | have hoped |
| they | have hoped |
Future
| I | will hope |
| you | will hope |
| he / she / it | will hope |
| we | will hope |
| you (pl) | will hope |
| they | will hope |
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Present
| I | hope |
| you | hope |
| he / she / it | hopes |
| we | hope |
| you (pl) | hope |
| they | hope |
Present Continuous
| I | am hoping |
| you | are hoping |
| he / she / it | is hoping |
| we | are hoping |
| you (pl) | are hoping |
| they | are hoping |
Simple Past
| I | hoped |
| you | hoped |
| he / she / it | hoped |
| we | hoped |
| you (pl) | hoped |
| they | hoped |
Past Continuous
| I | was hoping |
| you | were hoping |
| he / she / it | was hoping |
| we | were hoping |
| you (pl) | were hoping |
| they | were hoping |
Present Perfect
| I | have hoped |
| you | have hoped |
| he / she / it | has hoped |
| we | have hoped |
| you (pl) | have hoped |
| they | have hoped |
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been hoping |
| you | have been hoping |
| he / she / it | has been hoping |
| we | have been hoping |
| you (pl) | have been hoping |
| they | have been hoping |
Past Perfect
| I | had hoped |
| you | had hoped |
| he / she / it | had hoped |
| we | had hoped |
| you (pl) | had hoped |
| they | had hoped |
Future
| I | will hope |
| you | will hope |
| he / she / it | will hope |
| we | will hope |
| you (pl) | will hope |
| they | will hope |
Subjunctive
| I | hope |
| you | hope |
| he / she / it | hope |
| we | hope |
| you (pl) | hope |
| they | hope |
Conditional
| I | would hope |
| you | would hope |
| he / she / it | would hope |
| we | would hope |
| you (pl) | would hope |
| they | would hope |
Imperative
| I | — |
| you | hope! |
| he / she / it | — |
| we | let's hope |
| you (pl) | hope! |
| they | — |
Gerund / Present Participle
| I | hoping |
| you | hoping |
| he / she / it | hoping |
| we | hoping |
| you (pl) | hoping |
| they | hoping |
Beispielsätze mit „hope"
- I hope you have a great day.Ich hoffe, du hast einen tollen Tag.
- She hopes to pass the exam.Sie hofft, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
- He hoped for good weather yesterday.Er hoffte gestern auf gutes Wetter.
- They hoped the movie would be fun.Sie hofften, der Film würde Spaß machen.
- We hope to visit Paris next year.Wir hoffen, nächstes Jahr Paris zu besuchen.
- I hope you will join us soon.Ich hoffe, du wirst bald zu uns kommen.
- She has hoped for this moment long.Sie hat lange auf diesen Moment gehofft.
- I have hoped you understand my feelings.Ich habe gehofft, du verstehst meine Gefühle.
Geschichte mit „hope"
Häufige Fragen zu „hope"
Ist „hope" ein regelmäßiges oder unregelmäßiges Verb?
„hope" ist ein regelmäßiges English-Verb und bedeutet „to want something to happen".
Wie wird „hope" in der 3. Person Singular konjugiert?
Im Präsens: he / she / it hopes.
Wie lautet die Vergangenheitsform von „hope"?
Simple Past: he / she / it hoped. Present Perfect: he / she / it has hoped.
Wo kann ich „hope" üben?
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