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You need to use the conjugation form of haben or sein (if it involves movement or a change of state, e.g. freezing or falling asleep). <...
The German dative case is used under different circumstances: with specific prepositions, verbs, or with the indirect (dative) object.The prepositions which take dative in German are: aus (from), außer (e...
To form the perfect tense in German you use an auxiliary verb, either 'haben' or 'sein', plus the past participle of the main verb in the sentence. Most verbs take 'haben' when used in the perfect tense, ...
Answer: "Ich spiele seit fünf Jahren das Klavier". A common mistake made by students of German would be to say: "Ich habe seit fünf Jahren das Klavier gespielt". This is because the co...
There are four cases in the German language: nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive. There are different rules on when to use each specific case.Nominative: The nominative case is used for the subje...
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