walk auf Englisch konjugieren
walk bedeutet „gehen, spazieren" und ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb. Hier findest du alle Zeitformen, natürliche Beispielsätze und eine kurze Geschichte — perfekt zum Lernen und Merken.
„walk" ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb (Bedeutung: „gehen, spazieren"). Präsens: he / she / it walks. Simple Past: he / she / it walked. Present Perfect: he / she / it has walked. Alle Formen von „walk" online konjugieren und üben auf conjuexpert.app.
Konjugationstabelle — die wichtigsten Zeitformen
Present
| I | walk |
| you | walk |
| he / she / it | walks |
| we | walk |
| you (pl) | walk |
| they | walk |
Simple Past
| I | walked |
| you | walked |
| he / she / it | walked |
| we | walked |
| you (pl) | walked |
| they | walked |
Present Perfect
| I | have walked |
| you | have walked |
| he / she / it | has walked |
| we | have walked |
| you (pl) | have walked |
| they | have walked |
Future
| I | will walk |
| you | will walk |
| he / she / it | will walk |
| we | will walk |
| you (pl) | will walk |
| they | will walk |
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Present
| I | walk |
| you | walk |
| he / she / it | walks |
| we | walk |
| you (pl) | walk |
| they | walk |
Present Continuous
| I | am walking |
| you | are walking |
| he / she / it | is walking |
| we | are walking |
| you (pl) | are walking |
| they | are walking |
Simple Past
| I | walked |
| you | walked |
| he / she / it | walked |
| we | walked |
| you (pl) | walked |
| they | walked |
Past Continuous
| I | was walking |
| you | were walking |
| he / she / it | was walking |
| we | were walking |
| you (pl) | were walking |
| they | were walking |
Present Perfect
| I | have walked |
| you | have walked |
| he / she / it | has walked |
| we | have walked |
| you (pl) | have walked |
| they | have walked |
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been walking |
| you | have been walking |
| he / she / it | has been walking |
| we | have been walking |
| you (pl) | have been walking |
| they | have been walking |
Past Perfect
| I | had walked |
| you | had walked |
| he / she / it | had walked |
| we | had walked |
| you (pl) | had walked |
| they | had walked |
Future
| I | will walk |
| you | will walk |
| he / she / it | will walk |
| we | will walk |
| you (pl) | will walk |
| they | will walk |
Subjunctive
| I | walk |
| you | walk |
| he / she / it | walk |
| we | walk |
| you (pl) | walk |
| they | walk |
Conditional
| I | would walk |
| you | would walk |
| he / she / it | would walk |
| we | would walk |
| you (pl) | would walk |
| they | would walk |
Imperative
| I | — |
| you | walk! |
| he / she / it | — |
| we | let's walk |
| you (pl) | walk! |
| they | — |
Gerund / Present Participle
| I | walking |
| you | walking |
| he / she / it | walking |
| we | walking |
| you (pl) | walking |
| they | walking |
Beispielsätze mit „walk"
- I walk to school every morning.Ich gehe jeden Morgen zur Schule.
- They walk slowly through the park.Sie gehen langsam durch den Park.
- She walked home after the party.Sie ging nach der Party nach Hause.
- We walked along the beach yesterday.Wir sind gestern am Strand entlang gegangen.
- He will walk to the store later.Er wird später zum Laden gehen.
- I will walk with you tomorrow.Ich werde morgen mit dir gehen.
- They have walked five miles already.Sie sind bereits fünf Meilen gelaufen.
- She has walked here many times.Sie ist schon oft hierher gelaufen.
Geschichte mit „walk"
Häufige Fragen zu „walk"
Ist „walk" ein regelmäßiges oder unregelmäßiges Verb?
„walk" ist ein regelmäßiges englisches Verb und bedeutet „gehen, spazieren".
Wie wird „walk" in der 3. Person Singular konjugiert?
Im Präsens: he / she / it walks.
Wie lautet die Vergangenheitsform von „walk"?
Simple Past: he / she / it walked. Present Perfect: he / she / it has walked.
Wo kann ich „walk" üben?
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