Question

Задание по немецкому:Habe - hast - hat - haben - habt - haben?1. Wer ... noch eine Sechs?2. Grit und Maria ...keine Sechs.3. Was ... Lisa und Anja?4. Jasmin ... eine Zwei, wir haben keine Zwei.Срочно!!!!

Answer 1

1) hat
2) haben
3) haben
4) hat
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Answer 2

1-Hat
2-Haben
3-Haben
4-Hat

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Answer 3

1. Wer hat noch eine Sechs? 2. Grit und Maria haben keine Sechs. 3. Was haben Lisa und Anja? 4. Jasmin hat eine Zwei, wir haben keine Zwei.

In German, the verb "haben" means "to have." It is conjugated differently depending on the subject pronoun and the tense. Here are the conjugations for the present tense:

- Ich habe (I have) - Du hast (You have) - Er/sie/es hat (He/she/it has) - Wir haben (We have) - Ihr habt (You have) - Sie haben (They have)

Now let's answer the questions:

1. Wer hat noch eine Sechs? (Who still has a six?) - The correct answer would be "Wer hat noch eine Sechs?" (Who still has a six?) - The verb "hat" is used with the pronoun "wer" (who) to form the question. - The verb "hat" is the third-person singular form of "haben" (to have) and corresponds to "he/she/it has" in English.

2. Grit und Maria haben keine Sechs. (Grit and Maria don't have a six.) - The correct answer would be "Grit und Maria haben keine Sechs." (Grit and Maria don't have a six.) - The verb "haben" is used with the pronoun "Grit und Maria" (Grit and Maria) to indicate that they don't have a six. - The verb "haben" is conjugated as "haben" for the pronoun "sie" (they) in the present tense.

3. Was haben Lisa und Anja? (What do Lisa and Anja have?) - The correct answer would be "Was haben Lisa und Anja?" (What do Lisa and Anja have?) - The verb "haben" is used with the pronoun "Lisa und Anja" (Lisa and Anja) to form the question. - The verb "haben" is conjugated as "haben" for the pronoun "sie" (they) in the present tense.

4. Jasmin hat eine Zwei, wir haben keine Zwei. (Jasmin has a two, we don't have a two.) - The correct answer would be "Jasmin hat eine Zwei, wir haben keine Zwei." (Jasmin has a two, we don't have a two.) - The verb "haben" is used with the pronouns "Jasmin" (Jasmin) and "wir" (we) to indicate what they have. - The verb "haben" is conjugated as "hat" for the pronoun "er/sie/es" (he/she/it) and as "haben" for the pronoun "wir" (we) in the present tense.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.