thank auf Englisch konjugieren
thank bedeutet „danken" und ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb. Hier findest du alle Zeitformen, natürliche Beispielsätze und eine kurze Geschichte — perfekt zum Lernen und Merken.
„thank" ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb (Bedeutung: „danken"). Präsens: he / she / it thanks. Simple Past: he / she / it thanked. Present Perfect: he / she / it has thanked. Alle Formen von „thank" online konjugieren und üben auf conjuexpert.app.
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Present
| I | thank |
| you | thank |
| he / she / it | thanks |
| we | thank |
| you (pl) | thank |
| they | thank |
Simple Past
| I | thanked |
| you | thanked |
| he / she / it | thanked |
| we | thanked |
| you (pl) | thanked |
| they | thanked |
Present Perfect
| I | have thanked |
| you | have thanked |
| he / she / it | has thanked |
| we | have thanked |
| you (pl) | have thanked |
| they | have thanked |
Future
| I | will thank |
| you | will thank |
| he / she / it | will thank |
| we | will thank |
| you (pl) | will thank |
| they | will thank |
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Present
| I | thank |
| you | thank |
| he / she / it | thanks |
| we | thank |
| you (pl) | thank |
| they | thank |
Present Continuous
| I | am thanking |
| you | are thanking |
| he / she / it | is thanking |
| we | are thanking |
| you (pl) | are thanking |
| they | are thanking |
Simple Past
| I | thanked |
| you | thanked |
| he / she / it | thanked |
| we | thanked |
| you (pl) | thanked |
| they | thanked |
Past Continuous
| I | was thanking |
| you | were thanking |
| he / she / it | was thanking |
| we | were thanking |
| you (pl) | were thanking |
| they | were thanking |
Present Perfect
| I | have thanked |
| you | have thanked |
| he / she / it | has thanked |
| we | have thanked |
| you (pl) | have thanked |
| they | have thanked |
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been thanking |
| you | have been thanking |
| he / she / it | has been thanking |
| we | have been thanking |
| you (pl) | have been thanking |
| they | have been thanking |
Past Perfect
| I | had thanked |
| you | had thanked |
| he / she / it | had thanked |
| we | had thanked |
| you (pl) | had thanked |
| they | had thanked |
Future
| I | will thank |
| you | will thank |
| he / she / it | will thank |
| we | will thank |
| you (pl) | will thank |
| they | will thank |
Subjunctive
| I | thank |
| you | thank |
| he / she / it | thank |
| we | thank |
| you (pl) | thank |
| they | thank |
Conditional
| I | would thank |
| you | would thank |
| he / she / it | would thank |
| we | would thank |
| you (pl) | would thank |
| they | would thank |
Imperative
| I | — |
| you | thank! |
| he / she / it | — |
| we | let's thank |
| you (pl) | thank! |
| they | — |
Gerund / Present Participle
| I | thanking |
| you | thanking |
| he / she / it | thanking |
| we | thanking |
| you (pl) | thanking |
| they | thanking |
Beispielsätze mit „thank"
- I thank you for your help.Ich danke dir für deine Hilfe.
- She thanks him every day.Sie dankt ihm jeden Tag.
- He thanked her after the meeting.Er dankte ihr nach dem Treffen.
- They thanked us for the support.Sie dankten uns für die Unterstützung.
- I will thank you tomorrow.Ich werde dir morgen danken.
- She will thank him soon.Sie wird ihm bald danken.
- We have thanked them already.Wir haben ihnen schon gedankt.
- He has thanked his teacher.Er hat seinem Lehrer gedankt.
Geschichte mit „thank"
Häufige Fragen zu „thank"
Ist „thank" ein regelmäßiges oder unregelmäßiges Verb?
„thank" ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb und bedeutet „danken".
Wie wird „thank" in der 3. Person Singular konjugiert?
Im Präsens: he / she / it thanks.
Wie lautet die Vergangenheitsform von „thank"?
Simple Past: he / she / it thanked. Present Perfect: he / she / it has thanked.
Wo kann ich „thank" üben?
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