

German Regular Verb Conjugatione
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Amber Bittner
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14 Slides • 9 Questions
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Regular Verbs
Copy notes and examples into your book as you go.
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I can follow the pattern to conjugate regular verbs in German.
Skills
I know what conjugation is.
I know the pattern of regular conjugation.
Knowledge
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I am You are He is
I have You have It has
I learn You learn She learns
It sounds wrong to say;
I is You has She learn.
Examples of conjugation
Conjugation is how we change the verb, based on who is doing the actions. It is a grammar rule that can make your language sound wrong if you don't follow it.
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Multiple Choice
What is 'conjugation'?
Joining words
Changing the verb to match the person
Changing the tense of the verb
A rule of vocabulary in English
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There are 4 steps to conjugate in German.
Find the verb.
Remove the infinitive ending.
Find who is doing the verb.
Add the matching ending.
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heißen = to be
machen = to do
haben = to have
zahlen = to count
Examples
Verb is German are usually the second part of a sentence.
When not in a sentence, they usually end with 'en'.
'en' is the inifinitive ending. 'Infinitive' means the basic form, that has not been conjugated yet.
Verbs in German
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Multiple Select
Choose the infinitive verbs
heißen
habe
ist
machen
spielen
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The infinitive ending is 'en'.
When we conjugate, you must remove the infinitive ending first!
machen -> mach
spielen -> spiel
haben -> hab
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Fill in the Blanks
Remove the inifinitive ending from the verb 'lernen'.
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Fill in the Blanks
Remove the inifinitive ending from the verb 'haben'.
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Fill in the Blanks
Remove the inifinitive ending from the verb 'tanzen'.
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We will use pronouns for these examples.
NOTE: sing. = singular [1]
plur. = plural [2+]
Ich spiele Fußball -> I play soccer.
Er ist nett. -> He is nice.
Wir lernen Deutsch -> We learn German.
English | German |
|---|---|
I | ich |
You [sing.] | du |
He/She/It | er/sie/es |
We | wir |
You [plur.] | ihr |
They | sie |
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Each pronoun in the table uses a different ending.
To remember the endings you need to know;
E STREET TEN TEN
E
ST
T
EN
T
EN
English | German |
|---|---|
I | ich |
You [sing.] | du |
He/She/It | er/sie/es |
We | wir |
You [plur.] | ihr |
They | sie |
Ending | German |
|---|---|
e | ich |
st | du |
t | er/sie/es |
en | wir |
t | ihr |
en | sie |
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To say 'I have', we take our verb 'haben'
without the infinitive ending 'hab'
and add the correct ending for 'I/ich' -> habe
=Ich habe
Ending | German |
|---|---|
e | ich |
st | du |
t | er/sie/es |
en | wir |
t | ihr |
en | sie |
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1. Find the verb.
2. Remove the infinitive ending.
3. Find who is doing the verb.
4. Add the matching ending.
to play = spielen
spiel
i = ich
Ending for ich is 'e' -> I play = Ich spiele.
Ending | German |
|---|---|
e | ich |
st | du |
t | er/sie/es |
en | wir |
t | ihr |
en | sie |
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Fill in the Blanks
Using the table, translate: He swims
to swim = schwimmen
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Fill in the Blanks
Using the table, translate: We have
to have = haben
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Fill in the Blanks
Using the table, translate: I eat
to eat = essen
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Not all verbs follow this pattern.
Verbs that don't follow this pattern are called 'irregular verbs'. Often, they change a vowel when conjugating with du or er/sie/es.
Keep an eye out for any irregular verbs as you learn!
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I can follow the pattern to conjugate regular verbs in German.
Skills
I know what conjugation is.
I know the pattern of regular conjugation.
Knowledge
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Poll
Select every success criteria that you think you have met.
1 - I know what conjugation is.
2 - I know the pattern of regular conjugation.
3 - I can follow the pattern to conjugate regular verbs in German.
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ß = ss
ßs = ß
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Regular Verbs
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