Difference between revisions of "Language/German/Vocabulary/Common-strong-and-mixed-verbs"

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| '''ist/hat gerissen'''
| '''ist/hat gerissen'''
| to tear; to break; to snatch
| to tear; to break; to snatch
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”: when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”; when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
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| '''reiten'''
| '''reiten'''
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| '''ist/hat geritten'''
| '''ist/hat geritten'''
| to ride
| to ride
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”, with “ist” also practically used: when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”, with “ist” also practically used; when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
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| '''scheiden'''
| '''scheiden'''
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| '''ist/hat geschieden'''
| '''ist/hat geschieden'''
| to separate; to be separated
| to separate; to be separated
| When it is transitive or reflexive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”: when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
| When it is transitive or reflexive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”; when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
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|-
| '''scheinen'''
| '''scheinen'''
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| '''ist/hat gebogen'''
| '''ist/hat gebogen'''
| to bend; to turn
| to bend; to turn
| When it means “to bend”, the auxiliary verb is “hat”: when it means “to turn”, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
| When it means “to bend”, the auxiliary verb is “hat”; when it means “to turn”, the auxiliary verb is “ist”.
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| '''bieten'''
| '''bieten'''
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| '''ist/hat gefroren'''
| '''ist/hat gefroren'''
| to freeze; to feel code; to be freezing
| to freeze; to feel code; to be freezing
| When it means “to freeze”, the auxiliary verb is “ist”: when it means “to feel cold” or “to be freezing”, the auxiliary verb is “hat”.
| When it means “to freeze”, the auxiliary verb is “ist”; when it means “to feel cold” or “to be freezing”, the auxiliary verb is “hat”.
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|-
| '''genießen/geniessen'''
| '''genießen/geniessen'''
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| '''hat gesaugt/gesogen'''
| '''hat gesaugt/gesogen'''
| to suck; to vacuum
| to suck; to vacuum
| When it means “to such”, the strong forms are used: when it means “to vacuum”, the weak forms are used.
| When it means “to such”, the strong forms are used; when it means “to vacuum”, the weak forms are used.
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| '''schieben'''
| '''schieben'''
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| '''hat bewogen'''
| '''hat bewogen'''
| to induce; to move
| to induce; to move
| When it means “to move”, the weak forms are used: when it means “to induce”, the strong forms are used.
| When it means “to move”, the weak forms are used; when it means “to induce”, the strong forms are used.
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|-
| '''binden'''
| '''binden'''
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| hat erlöscht / '''ist erloschen'''
| hat erlöscht / '''ist erloschen'''
| to extinguish; to go out; to lapse
| to extinguish; to go out; to lapse
| When it is transitive, the weak forms are used: when it is intransitive, the strong forms are used.
| When it is transitive, the weak forms are used; when it is intransitive, the strong forms are used.
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|-
| '''fechten'''
| '''fechten'''
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| '''hat gegärt / ist/hat gegoren'''
| '''hat gegärt / ist/hat gegoren'''
| to ferment; to be agitated
| to ferment; to be agitated
| When it means “to ferment”, the strong forms are used: when it means “to be agitated”, the weak forms are used.
| When it means “to ferment”, the strong forms are used; when it means “to be agitated”, the weak forms are used.
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|-
| '''gelingen'''
| '''gelingen'''
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| '''hat erschreckt / ist erschrocken'''
| '''hat erschreckt / ist erschrocken'''
| to be frightened
| to be frightened
| When it is transitive/reflexive, the weak forms are used: when it is intransitive, the strong forms are used.
| When it is transitive/reflexive, the weak forms are used; when it is intransitive, the strong forms are used.
|-
|-
| '''gebären'''
| '''gebären'''
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| '''ist/hat geschert / hat geschoren'''
| '''ist/hat geschert / hat geschoren'''
| to shear; to clip; to cut; to bother; to go into a direction
| to shear; to clip; to cut; to bother; to go into a direction
| When it means “to go into a direction”, the weak forms are used: when it means “to shear”, “to clip”, “to cut”, “to bother”, the strong forms are used.
| When it means “to go into a direction”, the weak forms are used; when it means “to shear”, “to clip”, “to cut”, “to bother”, the strong forms are used.
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|-
| '''sinnen'''
| '''sinnen'''
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| '''ist/hat gefahren'''
| '''ist/hat gefahren'''
| to go by vehicle; to sail
| to go by vehicle; to sail
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”: when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”.
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “ist”; when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “hat”.
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|-
| '''graben'''
| '''graben'''
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| '''hat gehängt/gehangen'''
| '''hat gehängt/gehangen'''
| to hang; to attach to; to depend on; to hang suspend
| to hang; to attach to; to depend on; to hang suspend
| When it is transitive, the weak forms are used: when it is intransitive, the strong forms are used.
| When it is transitive, the weak forms are used; when it is intransitive, the strong forms are used.
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|-
| '''heißen/heissen'''
| '''heißen/heissen'''
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