Present perfect: (abchecken) out the newest video game? It's super cringe.
Have you checked out the newest video game? It's super cringe.
Present progressive: I (umkehren, zurückgehen) because the trail is too difficult.
I'm turning back because the trail is too difficult.
Past perfect: They (einmarschieren) the island long before they (besiedeln) the people there.
They had invaded the island long before they colonised the people there.
Conditional Type III: If I (geboren werden) into the King's family, I (be) in the Royal family.
If I had been born into the King's family, I would have been in the Royal family.
Going to future: They (heiraten) on May 15 in their parent's garden.
They are going to marry on May 15 in their parent's garden.
Conditional Type III: If I (fangen) the ball, I (bekommen) a black eye.
If I had caught the ball, I wouldn't have a gotten a black eye.
Present progressive: He (erfinden) a new computer.
He is inventing a new computer.
Past progressive: The butler (bedienen) tea tot the king when he (spill) some on the king's arm!
The butler was serving tea tot the king when he spilt some on the king's arm!
Present perfect: I (gefangen nehmen) the other team's flag.
I have captured the other team's flag.
Past perfect: He (erobern) the world before he (essen) the last donut.
He had conqured the world before he ate the last donut.
Past progressive: While I (Bowling spielen), my sister (fallen lassen) her ball on her foot.
While I was playing bowls, my sister dropped her ball on her foot.
Simple past: He (scheiden lassen) his third wife last year.
He divorced his third wife last year.
Conditional Type II: They (win) the match if they (fokusiseren)!
They will win the match if they focus!
Conditional Type III: If my wish (war werden), I would (very / be happy).
If my wish had come true, I would have been very happy.