German Verbs (100 Conjugated Verbs)
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German Verbs (100 Conjugated Verbs) - Karibdis
Editorial Karibdis
German Verbs
100 verbs series - Volume 4
First edition
Karibdis 22.03.18
Original title: German Verbs
© Editorial Karibdis, 2018
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GERMAN VERBS
1. Introduction
German language belongs to the Germanic languages like English, Danish and Swedish. The main features of the German language are:
mood: indicative, subjunctive, conditional, imperative
tense: present, past, future
person: first, second, third
number: singular, plural
voice: active, passive, reflexive
2. Classification of verbs
German verbs are divided into two groups, according to the formation of the past and the past participle:
Weak or regular verbs: the vowel of the root does not change
Strong or irregular verbs: the vowel of the root changes
3. Present indicative
The present indicative of all verbs is formed with the root of the verb (infinitive without -en or -n) plus the endings -e, -st, -t, -en, -t, -en:
KAUFEN (buy)
kauf-e
kauf-st
kauf-t
kauf-en
kauf-t
kauf-en
If the root ends in -d, -t or a consonant group, a vowel -e- is added before the endings of the first and second person of singular and the second person of plural:
REDEN (talk)
red-e
red-est
red-et
red-en
red-et
red-en
Some strong verbs change the vowel of the root in the second and the third person of singular:
fallen (fall): du fällst, er fällt
schlafen (sleep): du schläfst, er schläft
laufen (run): du läufst, er läuft
geben (give): du gibst, er gibt
helfen (help): du hilfst, er hilft
lesen (read): du liest, er liest
stoßen (find): du stößt, er stößt
4. Compound past
The compound past indicative of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb haben (have) in present indicative plus the past participle of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
habe gekauft
hast gekauft
hat gekauft
haben gekauft
habt gekauft
haben gekauft
There is a group of intransitive verbs which form the compound tenses with the auxiliary verb sein (be). Some of these verbs are biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive), fallen (fall), fliegen (fly), gehen (go), laufen (walk), rennen (run), reisen (travel), reiten (ride), scheiden (separate), schmelzen (melt), sein (be), springen (jump), sterben (die), treten (step), verderben (ruin), wachsen (grow) and werden (become):
REISEN (travel)
bin gereist
bist gereist
ist gereist
sind gereist
seid gereist
sind gereist
5. Past
The past indicative of weak verbs is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -te, -test, -te, -ten, -tet, -ten:
KAUFEN (buy)
kauf-te
kauf-test
kauf-te
kauf-ten
kauf-tet
kauf-ten
The past indicative of strong verbs are formed with the root of the irregular verb (see the list of strong verbs) plus the endings -ø, -st, -ø, -en, -t, -en:
SINGEN (sing)
sang
sang-st
sang
sang-en
sang-t
sang-en
6. Pluperfect
The pluperfect indicative of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb haben (have) in the past plus the past participle of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
hatte gekauft
hattest gekauft
hatte gekauft
hatten gekauft
hattet gekauft
hatten gekauft
Some intransitive verbs as biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive), fallen (fall), fliegen (fly), gehen (go), laufen (walk), rennen (run), reisen (travel), reiten (ride), scheiden (separate), schmelzen (melt), sein (be), springen (jump), sterben (die), treten (step), verderben (ruin), wachsen (grow) and werden (become) form the pluperfect with the auxiliary verb sein (be) in the past plus the past participle of the main verb:
REISEN (travel)
war gereist
warst gereist
war gereist
waren gereist
wart gereist
waren gereist
7. Future
The future indicative of all verbs is formed with the present indicative of the auxiliary verb werden (become) plus the infinitive of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
werde kaufen
wirst kaufen
wird kaufen
werden kaufen
werdet kaufen
werden kaufen
8. Compound future
The compound future indicative of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in present, followed by the past participle of the main verb and the auxiliary verb haben (have) in infinitive:
KAUFEN (buy)
werde gekauft haben
wirst gekauft haben
wird gekauft haben
werden gekauft haben
werdet gekauft haben
werden gekauft haben
Some intransitive verbs as biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive), fallen (fall), fliegen (fly), gehen (go), laufen (walk), rennen (run), reisen (travel), reiten (ride), scheiden (separate), schmelzen (melt), sein (be), springen (jump), sterben (die), treten (step), verderben (ruin), wachsen (grow) and werden (become) form the compound future with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in present, followed by the past participle of the main verb ans the auxiliary verb sein (be) in infinitive:
REISEN (travel)
werde gereist sein
wirst gereist sein
wird gereist sein
werden gereist sein
werdet gereist sein
werden gereist sein
9. Present subjunctive
The present subjunctive of all verbs is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -e, -est, -e, -en, -et, -en:
KAUFEN (buy)
kauf-e
kauf-est
kauf-e
kauf-en
kauf-et
kauf-en
The verb sein (be) is the only irregular verb in present subjunctive:
SEIN (be)
sei
sei-est
sei
sei-en
sei-et
sei-en
10. Compound past subjunctive
The compound past subjunctive of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb haben (have) in present subjunctive plus the past participle of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
habe gekauft
habest gekauft
habe gekauft
haben gekauft
habet gekauft
habe gekauft
Some intransitive verbs as biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive), fallen (fall), fliegen (fly), gehen (go), laufen (walk), rennen (run), reisen (travel), reiten (ride), scheiden (separate), schmelzen (melt), sein (be), springen (jump), sterben (die), treten (step), verderben (ruin), wachsen (grow) and werden (become) form the compound past subjunctive with the auxiliary verb sein (be) in present subjunctive plus the past participle of the main verb:
REISEN (travel)
sei gereist
seiest gereist
sei gereist
seien gereist
seiet gereist
seien gereist
11. Past subjunctive
The past subjunctive of weak verbs if formed like the past indicative, with the root of the verb plus the endings -te, -test, -te, -ten, -tet, -ten:
KAUFEN (buy)
kauf-te
kauf-test
kauf-te
kauf-ten
kauf-tet
kauf-ten
The past subjunctive of strong verbs is formed with the root of the verb in the past plus the endings -e, -est, -e, -en, -et, -en:
GEHEN (go)
ging-e
ging-est
ging-e
ging-en
ging-et
ging-en
The vowels -a-, -o-, -u- of the roots of the strong verbs change to -ä-, -ö-, -ü- in order to form the past subjunctive:
infinitive — past indicative — past subjunctive
trinken (drink): ich trank (I drank) — ich tränke (that I drank)
heben (lift): ich hob (I lifted) — ich höbe (that I lifted)
backen (cook): ich buk (I cooked) — ich büke (that I cooked)
12. Pluperfect subjunctive
The pluperfect subjunctive of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb haben (have) in past subjunctive plus the past participle of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
hätte gekauft
hättest gekauft
hätte gekauft
hätten gekauft
hättet gekauft
hätten gekauft
Some intransitive verbs as biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive), fallen (fall), fliegen (fly), gehen (go), laufen (walk), rennen (run), reisen (travel), reiten (ride), scheiden (separate), schmelzen (melt), sein (be), springen (jump), sterben (die), treten (step), verderben (ruin), wachsen (grow) and werden (become) form the pluperfect subjunctive with the auxiliary verb sein (be) in past subjunctive plus the past participle of the main verb:
REISEN (travel)
wäre gereist
wärest gereist
wäre gereist
wären gereist
wäret gereist
wären gereist
13. Future subjunctive
The future subjunctive of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in present subjunctive plus the infinitive of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
werde kaufen
werdest kaufen
werde kaufen
werden kaufen
werdet kaufen
werden kaufen
14. Compound future subjunctive
The compound future subjunctive of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in present subjunctive, followed by the past participle of the main verb and the auxiliary verb haben (have) in infinitive:
KAUFEN (buy)
werde gekauft haben
werdest gekauft haben
werde gekauft haben
werden gekauft haben
werdet gekauft haben
werden gekauft haben
Some intransitive verbs as biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive), fallen (fall), fliegen (fly), gehen (go), laufen (walk), rennen (run), reisen (travel), reiten (ride), scheiden (separate), schmelzen (melt), sein (be), springen (jump), sterben (die), treten (step), verderben (ruin), wachsen (grow) and werden (become) form the compound future subjunctive with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in present subjunctive, followed by the past participle of the main verb and the auxiliary verb sein (be) in infinitive:
REISEN (travel)
werde gereist sein
werdest gereist sein
werde gereist sein
werden gereist sein
werdet gereist sein
werden gereist sein
15. Present conditional
The present conditional of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in past subjunctive plus the infinitive of the main verb:
KAUFEN (buy)
würde kaufen
würdest kaufen
würde kaufen
würden kaufen
würdet kaufen
würden kaufen
16. Past conditional
The past conditional of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb werden (become) in past subjunctive, followed by the past participle of the main verb and the auxiliary verb haben (have) in infinitive:
KAUFEN (buy)
würde gekauft haben
würdest gekauft haben
würde gekauft haben
würden gekauft haben
würdet gekauft haben
würden gekauft haben
Some intransitive verbs as biegen (bend), bleiben (stay), brechen (break), fahren (drive),