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The perfect tense (haben)

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Hotel Alptraum Alptraum = nightmare

geschlossen Rezeption Ich möchte mich beschweren!!

X Es gibt keine Handtücher! kaltheiß X Es gibt kein heißes Wasser!

Es gibt keine schöne Aussicht! ( view)

kaputt Der Aufzug ist außer Betrieb! ( out of order) Der Fernseher ist kaputt!

Das Zimmer ist schmutzig! ( dirty) Die Nachbarn ( the neighbours) sind sehr laut!

X Die Dusche funktioniert nicht! Das Essen schmeckt nicht!

All the complaints you have come across have been made in the Present Tense. Sometimes, however, you might want to use the Imperfect or Present Perfect Tenses (past tenses) – say you are writing a letter to the hotel you stayed in and you want to moan about all the things that went wrong! On the next slide is a summary of making a complaint in the Present Tense and in the Past Tenses

Present TenseImperfect Tense Es gibt …. (there is…..) Es gab …. (there was…..) Der/die/das ist/sind (The…… is / are…) Der/die/das war/waren (The…… was / were…) Present TensePerfect Tense Der/die/das… funktioniert nicht (The…… does not work…) Der/die/das… hat nicht funktioniert (The…… did not work…) Das Essen schmeckt nicht gut (The food does not taste nice) Das Essen hat nicht gut geschmeckt (The food did not taste nice)