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Mastering Present Tense Conjugation of Regular German Verbs in Singular Form

This lesson focuses on conjugating regular verbs in the present tense in German, particularly in the singular form. You will learn the differences in verb endings for subjects like "ich," "du," and "er." Through practical examples, such as "Ich spiele Fußball" and "Er spielt Fußball," you'll understand how to differentiate verb forms based on the subject. Use this guide to enhance your skills in identifying infinitive forms and applying the correct verb endings, making it easier to construct sentences in German.

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Mastering Present Tense Conjugation of Regular German Verbs in Singular Form

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  1. Grammatik Deutsch I Kapitel 2 – 2. Stufe Lernziel: I will be able to conjugate regular verbs in the present tense in the singular form (BuchSeite 48)

  2. Lernziel: I will be able to conjugate regular verbs in the present tense in the singular form (BuchSeite 50) He plays soccer. I play soccer. 1. Look at the two English sentences and check if you see a difference in the verb? ______________________________________________ 2. Now look at the two German sentences and check if you see a difference in the verb? Er spielt Fußball. Ich spiele Fußball. ______________________________________________ _____________________ One verb ends in a “s” and in the second sentence it does not. In the first sentence the verb ends in a “t” and in the second sentence it ends in an “e”.

  3. e 3. What letter does the verb ends in if the subject is “ich”? ____ 4. What is a good way to remember this? ____________________________________ 5. What letter does the verb ends in if the subject is “du”? _____ 6. What is a good way to remember this? _________________________________________ 7. What letter does the verb ends in if the subject is “er”? ___ 8. . What is a good way to remember this? ____________________________ If it is all about me, the verb ends in an “e” st You should eat some stew, or “du” turns to “dust” t He or she should drink some tea!

  4. Learning Target: I will be able to conjugate regular verbs in the present tense in the singular form (Seite 48) PRESENT TENSE VERB FORMS VERB KONJUGATION - SINGULAR German more The __________ language has ________ than __________ verb form _____________. It has a total of ______. So, how do I know what __________ form __________ to use? First I have to find the ___________ of the ____________. INFINITIVE In _____________ the infinitive of “live” or “lives” is ____________. In German the infinitive is a ______________ of the __________ of the verb and the verb ___________. ____________= ________+_________ four ending infinite

  5. Once you know the ____________ of the __________ you then need to know the ______________ verb ending. The verb ending ______________ depending on the ___________________. This sounds ______________, but it is not. You just need to take your _____________, look at the _______________ ________________ and know your __________ _______________.

  6. spiel en spiel e spiel st spiel t spiel t spiel t

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