verb [past tense, (past participle), present participle, 3rd person singular present tense] - e.g., "work [worked, working, works]"You can switch the direction of the search by pressing the button in front of the search field. While the dictionary tries to provide results in the opposite...
A smaller group of verbs will build the present perfect tense with the help of the auxiliary verbsein. Remember its conjugation? Second Part: Past Participle Lesson Summary Register to view this lesson Are you a student or a teacher?
2. Irregular Verbs: Put Them in a Verb Book As you’re probably aware, there are tons of irregular verbs in German. Annoyingly, this means that there’s a long list of verbs that you need to individually learn by heart as they don’t fit the usual patterns of conjugation. One of th...
The chart below shows a sample regular German verb in the simple past tense and the present perfect. All regular German verbs follow the same pattern. We have also included a helpful sample list of common regular verbs in German. The Basics (Simple Past) Any regular German verb uses the ba...
▸ Infinitive, infinitive with 'zu', participle ▸ Tenses: present, past, perfect, pluperfect, futur ▸ Case: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative ▸ Numerus: plural, singular ▸ Genus: feminine, masculine, neutral ▸ Comparision: positive, comparative, superlative ...
17.1 German present participle (participle I) [0/2] Exercise of the German present participle (Score -/-) Exercise for the functions of the German present participle (Score -/-) 17.2 German past participle (participle II) [0/2] Exercise for the German participle II (Score -/-) ...
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韦氏词典对“-ed”词源解释:Etymology:Middle English,from Old English -ed,-od,-ad; akin to Old High German -t,past participle ending,Latin -tus,Greek -tos,suffix forming verbals另一本词典对“-ed”词源的解释:Etymology:as ending of past tense < ME < OE -ede,-ode,-ade,-de; as ending ...
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past participle + -heit entschieden (decided) — Entschiedenheit (decisiveness, determination) gebunden (confined, bound) — Gebundenheit (confinement, boundedness) verliebt (enamoured, “fallen in love”) — Verliebtheit (infatuation) With just a small number of exceptions, ad...