What is the past participle of bekommen?
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What is the past participle of bekommen?
The Past Participle of the German verb bekommen
| Past Participle | |
|---|---|
| bekommen | received |
What is the past participle of fliegen?
The Past Participle of the German verb fliegen
| Past Participle | |
|---|---|
| geflogen | flown |
What is the past participle of Laufen?
gelaufen
‘ The past participle for Laufen conjugation in the Perfekt (perfect and pluperfect tenses) is gelaufen. The present participle (for using the verb like an adjective or adverb) is laufend.
Does Bekommen take haben or sein?
Bekommen as a transitive verb (meaning to get) forms the perfect tense with haben, like almost all transitive verbs: Ich habe ganz schön Angst bekommen.
How do you use Bekommen in German?
Bekommen – to get for instance: Ich bekomme Geld. (I get money.) Er bekommt einen Anruf.
Is there a past tense in German?
There are four (4) unique endings in the German simple past tense, one less than in the present tense (because the endings for ich and the third person are identical in the past). The simple past tense endings are: -te (ich, er/sie/es), -test (du), -tet (ihr), and -ten (Sie, wir, sie [pl.]).
Is Laufen run or walk?
laufen. Laufen is kind of the default of walking. One could think it is gehen, but gehen has soooo many different context-dependent meanings, that it can’t really be used for the mere movement.
Is Laufen a strong verb in German?
Imperfect Subjunctive of German verb laufen As an irregular, strong verb with ablaut -ie- the subjunctive stem -lief- is used. The subjunctive endings -e, -est, -e, -en, -et, -en are appended to this stem. The conjugation of these forms conforms to the grammatical rules for verbs in the subjunctive II tense.
What is the meaning heute in English *?
till today, (up) to this day, to date, hitherto. bis heute.
How do you conjugate bekommen?
Verb forms in Present of bekommen
- ich bekomme (1st PersonSingular)
- du bekommst/bekömmst (2nd PersonSingular)
- er bekommt/bekömmt (3rd PersonSingular)
- wir bekommen (1st PersonPlural)
- ihr bekommt (2nd PersonPlural)
- sie bekommen (3rd PersonPlural)
How do you use bekommen?
The verb “bekommen” is always followed by an Accusative case. Therefore, the sentence should be: “Ich werde (ein) Student”. In contrast, Germans like to say things like: “I become money” in English instead of “I get money” because they have the same assumption just the other way around.
How do you use werden?
If you want to indicate that something’s in the process of becoming something else, werden is the word for you. If you want to say you’re getting sick, use werden. Ich werde Krank. I’m getting sick.
What is the definition of bekommen?
„bekommen“: transitives Verb get, receive get, obtain get, develop, acquire get catch, get grow get, catch start, begin take receive, get, pick up More translations…
