Verbs: Pres. 1

Question 1

walk

Answer 1

laufe
(I) walk

laufst

(you) walk
(you) run

lauft
(he/she/it) walks
(you-plural) walk

laufen
(we/they) walk
(we/they) run

Question 2

play

Answer 2

spiele
(I) play/am playing

spielst
(you) play/are playing

spielt
(he/she/it) plays/is playing
(you-plural) play/are playing

spielen
(we/they) play/are playing

Question 3

see

Answer 3

sehe
(I) see

siehst
(you) see/are seeing

sieht
(he/she/it) sees/are seeing

sehen
(we/they) see

seht
(you-plural) see

Question 4

like

Answer 4

mag
(I) like

magst
(you) like

mag
(he/she/it) likes

mögen
(we/they) like

mögt
(you-plural) like

Question 5

sleep

Answer 5

schlafe
(I) sleep/am sleeping

schläfst
(you) sleep/are sleeping

schläft
(he/she/it) sleeps

schlafen
(we/they) sleep

schlaft
(you-plural) sleep

Question 6

write

Answer 6

schreibe
(I) write/am writing

schreibst
(you) write/are writing

schreibt
(he/she/it) writes/is writing
(you-plural) write/are writing

schreiben
(we/they) write/are writing

Question 7

pay

Answer 7

bezahle
(I) pay/am paying
–E.g. Das bezahle ich nicht. (THAT I am not paying for)
–E.g. Ich bezahle das nicht. (I am not paying for that.)

bezahlst
(you) pay/are paying

bezahlt
(he/she/it) pays
(you-plural) pay

bezahlen
(we/they) pay

Question 8

learn

Answer 8

lerne
(I) learn/am learning

lernst
(you) learn/are learning

lernt
(he/she/it) learns/is learning
(you-plural) learn/are learning

lernen
(we/they) learn/are learning

Question 9

is/are enough

be enough

Answer 9

reiche
(I) am enough

reichst
(you) are enough

reicht
(he/she/it) is enough
(you-plural) are enough

reichen
(we/they) are enough

Tip: ‘Es ist genug’ is another way to say ‘It is enough’, however, it’s a more friendly version. E.g. you say it for ‘It’s enough sugar’ when somebody is adding sugar to your tee for example. But ‘Es ist reicht’ meanwhile is what you say when you’re fedup.

Question 10

swimming

Answer 10

schwimme
(I) swim/am swimming

schwimmst
(you) swim

schwimmt
(he/she/it) swims
(you-plural) swims

schwimmen
(we/they) swim

Question 11

speak

Answer 11

spreche
(I) speak

sprichst
(you) speak

spricht
(he/she/it) speaks

sprechen
(we/they speak)
Pronunciation: shpreshern

sprecht
(you-plural) speak

Question 12

start/begin

Answer 12

beginne
(I) start/am starting

beginnst
(you) start

beginnt
(he/she/it) starts
(you-plural) start

beginnen
(we/they) start

Question 13

need

Answer 13

brauche
(I) need
(I) use/am using

brauchst
(you) need

braucht
(he/she/it) needs
(you-plural) need

brauchen
(we/they) need

Question 14

read

Answer 14

lese
(I) read

liest
(you) read
(he/she/it) reads

lesen
(we/they) read

lest
(you-plural) read

Question 15

run (racing)

Answer 15

renne
(I) run

rennst
(you) run

rennt
(he/she/it) runs
(you-plural) run

rennen
(we/they) run

Tip: renne is used when a person is running in a race or running for their life (i.e. very very fast). Laugh

Question 16

go

Answer 16

gehe
(I) go/am going

gehst
(you) go/am going

geht
(he/she/it) goes
(you-plural) go

gehen
(we/they) go

Question 17

bring

Answer 17

bringe
(I) bring

bringst
(you) bring

bringt
(he/she/it) brings
(you-plural) brings

bringen
(we/they) bring

Question 18

know

Answer 18

kenne
(I) know

kennst
(you) know

kennt
(he/she/it) knows
(you-plural) know

kennen
(we/they) know

Question 19

wash

Answer 19

wasche
(I) wash/am washing

wäschst
(you) wash/are washing

wäscht
(he/she/it) washes/is washing
(you-plural) wash/are washing

waschen
(we/they) wash

Question 20

miss

Answer 20

verpasse
(I) miss/am missing

verpasst
(you) miss/are missing
(he/she/it) misses/is missing
(you-plural) miss/are missing

verpassen
(we/they) miss

Tip: Verpassen is like missing your flight. Vermissen is like when you miss home. To memorise - pass, you skip out. miss - you miss (feeling) something