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By germanmadefun Posted on 6. November 20206. November 2020

Futur 2

The Futur 2 (future perfect) is the second – less used – future tense in German. It is actually the least used tense in German. It expresses the assumption that … Continue reading Futur 2

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By germanmadefun Posted on 6. November 20206. November 2020

Futur 1

The Futur 1 (simple future) is mostly used to express assumptions about the future, as well as future intentions. We can translate it with the English tenses will-future and going-to-future. It … Continue reading Futur 1

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By germanmadefun Posted on 6. November 20206. November 2020

Präteritum

The Präteritum (simple past) is one of the three past tenses in German. It can be compared to the simple past in English and is mostly used in written language. We … Continue reading Präteritum

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By germanmadefun Posted on 6. November 20206. November 2020

Präsens

The Präsens (simple present) is the easiest one of all 6 verb tenses in German. We use it to talk about actions that happen in the present or are relevant … Continue reading Präsens

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