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kann
du
kannst
er
muss
Peter und Hans
können
du
musst
er
darf
du
darfst
er
will
Peter und Hans
dürfen
ihr
wollt
ihr
müsst
er
möchte
er
mag
er
soll
Peter und Hans
wollen

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weiß

ich

weiß

du

weißt

wir

wissen

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