past tense Flashcards

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Q

what axillary verbs are used with the past tense?

A

haben (to have)
or
sein (to be)

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The correct forms of haben (when conjugated to all the pronouns)?

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  • ich habe
  • du hast
  • er/sie/es hat
  • wir haben
  • ihr habt
  • Sie/sie haben
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what are the correct forms of sein (when conjugated to all the pronouns)?

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  • ich bin
  • du bist
  • er/sie/es ist
  • wir sind
  • ihr seid
  • Sie sind
  • sie sind
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when is haben used?

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when the sentance has a transistive verb (the verb takes on one or more objects).

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when is sein used?

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when the sentance does not have a transistive verb (the verb doe not have any objects).

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Verbs of motion are …………………..

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intransistive verbs

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What are the three verbs that do not fit into the intransistive verb rule?

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bleiben (to stay), werden (to become) and sein (to be). They do not express movement but they must take sein.

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what is the procces for finding the past participle of a verb?

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  • Check whether the verb is regular or irregular
  • Find the stem
  • Add the beginning and ending to the stem
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past tense sentance structure.

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[subject]+[auxillary verb]+[past participle]
E.G.
*ich+habe+gespielt**
Ich habe gespielt
(I have played)

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reasons past participles wont start with ge:

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  • they end in –ieren, eg studieren > studiert (however, apart from not starting with ge-, these verbs are regular)
  • they start with an inseparable prefix such as be-, ent-, er- or ver-, eg verstehen > verstanden
  • the main verb already starts with ge-, eg gewinnen (to win) > gewonnen (won)
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How do you conjugate the past participle of a seperable verb?

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simply cobine the seperable verb along with itsa prefix and use as the past participle.
* auf + räumen > aufräumen (to tidy up)
* an + ziehen > anziehen (to put on)
* auf + stehen > aufstehen (to get up)

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verb is the ……………… idea

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Verb is the second idea ( not the second word )

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what are the three elements of a perfect tense sentance?

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  • element one: pronoun, eg ich
  • element two: auxiliary verb, eg habe
    (optional extra, eg Tennis)
  • element three: past participle, eg gespielt
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to make the perfect tense negative simply add the word

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nicht or kein

  • You use nicht when negating a verb:
    Der Bürgermeister hat die Currywurst nicht gegessen. – The mayor didn’t eat the curried sausage.
  • You add kein when negating a noun:
    Ich habe keine Geschwister. – I have no siblings.
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