German Tenses The German Present Tense Explained A1 Beginner Youtube In this video i am going to show you first all existing german tenses and then the rest of the video focuses on the most common, most important german tense. The present tense also called the simple present (präsens) is used to talk about the present and future in german. we can translate it into one of three english tenses: the simple present, present progressive and future with will or going to. it is the most commonly used tense in the german language. learn the grammar rules, how to conjugate.
German Present Tense Learn German Easily With Language Easy Org Constructing the german present tense (präsens) german present tense conjugation: regular verbs. all verbs in german end in „ en“. when you conjugate a verb in the present tense, you first have to remove that „ en“ and then replace it with another ending (based on the subject the person or thing that is doing the action). The german present tense is usually formed by dropping the – en or – n from the infinitive and adding personal endings ( e, (e) st, (e) t, – en, (e) t, – en) to the remaining infinitive stem. each of the four examples below represent regular verb conjugation in the present tense. the present tense forms of gehen are regular. List of common irregular verbs. overview of all german tenses. german has six tenses: present, perfect, past, past perfect, future and future perfect. learn when to use each of these tenses and how they are conjugated. study the conjugation of irregular verbs and put your knowledge to the test in the free online exercises. To the stem mach we now add our endings of the present tense. 1 st person singular ich mach e. 1 st person plural wir mach en. 2 nd person singular du mach st. 2 nd person plural ihr mach t. 3 rd person singular er sie es mach t. 3 rd person plural sie sie mach en.
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