What is the best way to write in the present tense?

What is the best way to write in the present tense?

present indicative present I write (1st person singular)you write (2nd person singular)he writes (3rd person singular)we write (1st person plural)you write (2nd person plural)you write (3rd person plural)

How do I form the past perfect German?

If you describe an event in the past and want to say that something happened before that, then you use the pluperfect. The pluperfect is formed with the past tense of ‘have’ (I had said) and ‘be’ (I had been).

What is Pluperfect Examples?

We use the German past perfect tense for actions that happened before a certain point in time in the past. Example: She had practiced for a long time before she could play the piece so perfectly.

What should I use Pluperfect?

So we use the pluperfect when we want to describe a past completed action that lies before another past action. So if you want to reflect consecutive events in the past, you use the pluperfect and the past tense.

What is the pluperfect of go?

Pluperfect PersonIndicative Subjunctive IIichwas gonewould have goneyouwered gonewould have gone/she/itwas gonewould have gonewe had gonewould have gone2

Would substitute form examples?

Sometimes forms of the subjunctive II sound very dated and probably very strange to you. Then you can use the substitute form with “would”. Example: Indicative: Patrick says, “You like to bake cookies.

What is the personal form of going?

The perfect is usually formed with the personal form of haben and the participle II. Verbs of motion such as running, running or walking as well as the verbs sein and will form the perfect but with the personal form of sein and the participle II.

What is a strong and a weak verb?

The weak verbs form the past tense with -(e)t without changing the stem vowel and add the prefix ge- to form the participle II, like buying, bought, bought. Strong verbs have a different stem vowel in the past tense and partly also in the participle II than in the infinitive.

Is drinking a strong verb?

A strong verb is primarily characterized by an ablaut, ie the change of the stem vowel between present tense, past tense and past participle