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können
konnte
can
gekonnt

Ich kann gut schwimmen.
müssen
musste

to have to, must
gemusst

Der Schüler muss seine Hausaufgaben machen.
dürfen
durfte

may
gedurft

Das Kind darf keinen Alkohol trinken.

mögen

mochte




to like

gemocht




Ich mag dich.
kennen
kannte

to know
gekannt

Ich kenne deinen neuen Freund nicht.
nennen
nannte

to name
genannt

Wie hat dich deine Schwester genannt?
rennen
rannte

to run
IST gerannt

Das Kind ist sofort ins Haus gerannt.
brennen
brannte

to burn, to be on fire
gebrannt

Gestern hat das Nachbarhaus gebrannt.
wissen
wusste

to know 2
gewusst

Ich weiß es nicht mehr. (Ich habe es vergessen.)
bringen
brachte

to bring
gebracht

Der Junge brachte der Kranken ein Glas Wasser.
denken
dachte

to think
gedacht

Ich habe oft an dich gedacht.

(sich) wenden

wandte (sich)

(sich) gewandt (an Akk)




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