Mastering Strong Verbs in German 💪🏼🔥| Present Tense Irregular & Stem-Changing Verbs Explained
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Are you struggling with German
Are you struggling with German strong verbs, those tricky irregular and stem-changing verbs that make your language learning journey a bit more challenging? Well, you're in the right place! In this comprehensive German language tutorial, I will demystify strong verbs, so you can confidently use them in your everyday conversations.
🔥 What You'll Learn in This Video:
- Understand the concept of strong verbs and how they differ from regular verbs.
- Explore the various classes of strong verbs, including irregular and stem-changing verbs.
- Discover common examples of each type to build your vocabulary.
- Learn the key patterns and conjugation rules for strong verbs.
- Gain practical tips and mnemonic devices to remember these verbs effortlessly.
I will break down the complexities and provide clear, concise explanations with plenty of examples. By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to tackle strong verbs like a pro. So, grab your notebook, and let's dive into the world of German strong verbs together!
Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more valuable language lessons. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to leave a comment below. Danke (Thank you) for watching, and let's make your German language journey an exciting one!
Use this full HD video to learn how some of the most complex aspects of the present tense in German work. In just 10 minutes you will learn how to conjugate ‘strong’ verbs in the present tense, as well as learning a list of the most regular strong verbs and their stem changes.
Not only does this teach you the present tense, but knowing these verbs are strong will also help with both past tenses (perfect and imperfect).
Combine this lesson with the ‘German Grammar Made Simple’ playlist (link below) to push your German to the next level! Perfect for preparing for GCSE or A Level German!
German Grammar Made Simple Playlist:
German Grammar Mastery: A Comprehensi...
If you like my videos and would like to support my work, please buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/herrferguson! ☕ All donations are gratefully received and allow me to continue to improve the quality and quantity of my videos! Vielen Dank im Voraus! 🙏🏼
The verbs covered in this video are:
E – IE
sehen (to see / watch)
lesen (to read)
Other useful E – IE verbs:
empfehlen (to recommend)
stehlen (to steal)
befehlen (to order / command)
geschehen (to happen)
E – I
essen (to eat)
sprechen (to speak)
helfen (to help)
geben (to give)
vergessen (to forget)
nehmen (to take) [STEM: nehm – nimm]
Other useful E – I verbs:
sterben (to die)
werfen (to throw)
schmelzen (to melt)
gelten (to apply / pertain / be valid)
messen (to measure)
A – Ä
schlafen (to sleep)
fahren (to drive / go by transport)
laufen (to run)
tragen (to wear / carry)
waschen (to wash)
gefallen (to please)
Other useful A – Ä verbs:
halten (to hold) – 2nd Person: hältst, 3rd Person: hält
laden (to load) – 2nd Person: lädst, 3rd Person: lädt
raten (to guess / advise) – 2nd Person: rätst, 3rd Person: rät
fallen (to fall)
backen (to bake)
fangen (to catch)
lassen (to let / allow)
schlagen (to hit / beat)
wachsen (to grow)
Viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen! 😁
#GermanStrongVerbs #IrregularVerbs #StemChangingVerbs #LearnGerman #GermanLanguageTutorial #LanguageLearning #GermanGrammar #LanguageLearners
🔥 What You'll Learn in This Video:
- Understand the concept of strong verbs and how they differ from regular verbs.
- Explore the various classes of strong verbs, including irregular and stem-changing verbs.
- Discover common examples of each type to build your vocabulary.
- Learn the key patterns and conjugation rules for strong verbs.
- Gain practical tips and mnemonic devices to remember these verbs effortlessly.
I will break down the complexities and provide clear, concise explanations with plenty of examples. By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to tackle strong verbs like a pro. So, grab your notebook, and let's dive into the world of German strong verbs together!
Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more valuable language lessons. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to leave a comment below. Danke (Thank you) for watching, and let's make your German language journey an exciting one!
Use this full HD video to learn how some of the most complex aspects of the present tense in German work. In just 10 minutes you will learn how to conjugate ‘strong’ verbs in the present tense, as well as learning a list of the most regular strong verbs and their stem changes.
Not only does this teach you the present tense, but knowing these verbs are strong will also help with both past tenses (perfect and imperfect).
Combine this lesson with the ‘German Grammar Made Simple’ playlist (link below) to push your German to the next level! Perfect for preparing for GCSE or A Level German!
German Grammar Made Simple Playlist:
German Grammar Mastery: A Comprehensi...
If you like my videos and would like to support my work, please buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/herrferguson! ☕ All donations are gratefully received and allow me to continue to improve the quality and quantity of my videos! Vielen Dank im Voraus! 🙏🏼
The verbs covered in this video are:
E – IE
sehen (to see / watch)
lesen (to read)
Other useful E – IE verbs:
empfehlen (to recommend)
stehlen (to steal)
befehlen (to order / command)
geschehen (to happen)
E – I
essen (to eat)
sprechen (to speak)
helfen (to help)
geben (to give)
vergessen (to forget)
nehmen (to take) [STEM: nehm – nimm]
Other useful E – I verbs:
sterben (to die)
werfen (to throw)
schmelzen (to melt)
gelten (to apply / pertain / be valid)
messen (to measure)
A – Ä
schlafen (to sleep)
fahren (to drive / go by transport)
laufen (to run)
tragen (to wear / carry)
waschen (to wash)
gefallen (to please)
Other useful A – Ä verbs:
halten (to hold) – 2nd Person: hältst, 3rd Person: hält
laden (to load) – 2nd Person: lädst, 3rd Person: lädt
raten (to guess / advise) – 2nd Person: rätst, 3rd Person: rät
fallen (to fall)
backen (to bake)
fangen (to catch)
lassen (to let / allow)
schlagen (to hit / beat)
wachsen (to grow)
Viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen! 😁
#GermanStrongVerbs #IrregularVerbs #StemChangingVerbs #LearnGerman #GermanLanguageTutorial #LanguageLearning #GermanGrammar #LanguageLearners
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