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kick auf Englisch konjugieren
kick bedeutet „treten" und ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb. Hier findest du alle Zeitformen, natürliche Beispielsätze und eine kurze Geschichte — perfekt zum Lernen und Merken.
„kick" ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb (Bedeutung: „treten"). Präsens: he / she / it kicks. Simple Past: he / she / it kicked. Present Perfect: he / she / it has kicked. Alle Formen von „kick" online konjugieren und üben auf conjuexpert.app.
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Present
| I | kick |
| you | kick |
| he / she / it | kicks |
| we | kick |
| you (pl) | kick |
| they | kick |
Simple Past
| I | kicked |
| you | kicked |
| he / she / it | kicked |
| we | kicked |
| you (pl) | kicked |
| they | kicked |
Present Perfect
| I | have kicked |
| you | have kicked |
| he / she / it | has kicked |
| we | have kicked |
| you (pl) | have kicked |
| they | have kicked |
Future
| I | will kick |
| you | will kick |
| he / she / it | will kick |
| we | will kick |
| you (pl) | will kick |
| they | will kick |
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Present
| I | kick |
| you | kick |
| he / she / it | kicks |
| we | kick |
| you (pl) | kick |
| they | kick |
Present Continuous
| I | am kicking |
| you | are kicking |
| he / she / it | is kicking |
| we | are kicking |
| you (pl) | are kicking |
| they | are kicking |
Simple Past
| I | kicked |
| you | kicked |
| he / she / it | kicked |
| we | kicked |
| you (pl) | kicked |
| they | kicked |
Past Continuous
| I | was kicking |
| you | were kicking |
| he / she / it | was kicking |
| we | were kicking |
| you (pl) | were kicking |
| they | were kicking |
Present Perfect
| I | have kicked |
| you | have kicked |
| he / she / it | has kicked |
| we | have kicked |
| you (pl) | have kicked |
| they | have kicked |
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been kicking |
| you | have been kicking |
| he / she / it | has been kicking |
| we | have been kicking |
| you (pl) | have been kicking |
| they | have been kicking |
Past Perfect
| I | had kicked |
| you | had kicked |
| he / she / it | had kicked |
| we | had kicked |
| you (pl) | had kicked |
| they | had kicked |
Future
| I | will kick |
| you | will kick |
| he / she / it | will kick |
| we | will kick |
| you (pl) | will kick |
| they | will kick |
Subjunctive
| I | kick |
| you | kick |
| he / she / it | kick |
| we | kick |
| you (pl) | kick |
| they | kick |
Conditional
| I | would kick |
| you | would kick |
| he / she / it | would kick |
| we | would kick |
| you (pl) | would kick |
| they | would kick |
Imperative
| I | — |
| you | kick! |
| he / she / it | — |
| we | let's kick |
| you (pl) | kick! |
| they | — |
Gerund / Present Participle
| I | kicking |
| you | kicking |
| he / she / it | kicking |
| we | kicking |
| you (pl) | kicking |
| they | kicking |
Beispielsätze mit „kick"
Present
- I kick the ball every morning.Ich trete jeden Morgen den Ball.
- She kicks the door open angrily.Sie tritt die Tür wütend auf.
Simple Past
- He kicked the stone yesterday.Er trat gestern den Stein.
- They kicked the ball during practice.Sie traten den Ball während des Trainings.
Future
- I will kick the ball later.Ich werde später den Ball treten.
- She will kick the habit soon.Sie wird die Gewohnheit bald aufgeben.
Present Perfect
- He has kicked the ball already.Er hat den Ball schon getreten.
- They have kicked the door shut.Sie haben die Tür zugeschlagen.
Geschichte mit „kick"
Every morning, Leo kicks the old soccer ball down the cracked pavement outside his house. Yesterday, he kicked it too hard, and it bounced off the rusty mailbox with a loud clang. His little sister watched, giggling, before she kicked the ball back toward him with surprising strength. Tomorrow, Leo plans to kick the ball even farther, dreaming of scoring goals in a big stadium. For now, he just smiles, happy to kick around with his sister under the warm sun.
Jeden Morgen kickt Leo den alten Fußball über den rissigen Bürgersteig vor seinem Haus. Gestern kickte er zu fest, und der Ball prallte mit lautem Klirren gegen den rostigen Briefkasten. Seine kleine Schwester sah zu und kicherte, bevor sie den Ball mit überraschender Kraft zurückkickte. Morgen plant Leo, den Ball noch weiter zu kickern, träumt davon, Tore in einem großen Stadion zu schießen. Für jetzt lächelt er einfach, glücklich, mit seiner Schwester unter der warmen Sonne zu kicken.
Häufige Fragen zu „kick"
Ist „kick" ein regelmäßiges oder unregelmäßiges Verb?
„kick" ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb und bedeutet „treten".
Wie wird „kick" in der 3. Person Singular konjugiert?
Im Präsens: he / she / it kicks.
Wie lautet die Vergangenheitsform von „kick"?
Simple Past: he / she / it kicked. Present Perfect: he / she / it has kicked.
Wo kann ich „kick" üben?
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