Their conjugation is a mix (get it?) of strong and weak: Mixed verbs (gemischte Verben) are also irregular. We form the past participle of strong verbs with ge…en.Some strong verbs also change their stem in certain present tense forms.Įxample: ich fahre, du f ährst, … (Präsens) ich f uhr, du f uhrst, … (Präteritum) Strong verbs change their stem in Präteritum and/or past participle.
Strong verbs (starke Verben) are irregular verbs: We form the past participle (Partizip II) of weak verbs with ge…t.Weak verbs are conjugated by simply adding an ending to the stem, which remains the same for every form.Įxample: ich lern e, du lern st, … (Präsens) ich lern te, du lern test, … (Präteritum).Weak verbs (schwache Verben) are regular verbs: Like other languages, German has regular and irregular verbs, but we can also classify German verbs as being weak (schwach), strong (stark) or mixed (gemischt). Example: ich geh e, du geh st, er/sie/es/man geh t, wir geh en, ihr geh t, sie geh en (Präsens) German verbs are conjugated they change their form according to the tense and the subject of the sentence.
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