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Understanding the Basic German Grammatical Pattern with "ge" and Past Tense

This guide introduces a fundamental grammatical pattern in German that involves adding "ge" and altering the ending to form the past tense for regular verbs. Examples include "machen" (hat gemacht), "spielen" (hat gespielt), "angeln" (hat geangelt), and others. The guide will outline how this pattern applies to different verbs such as "campen," "besuchen," and "jagen." Additionally, it highlights distinguishing between verbs that take "ist" for the past tense, like "segeln" and "reisen."

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Understanding the Basic German Grammatical Pattern with "ge" and Past Tense

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  1. Grammatical Pattern: BASIC add “ge” and change the ending to “t”

  2. machen

  3. hat gemacht

  4. spielen

  5. hat gespielt

  6. angeln

  7. hat geangelt

  8. campen

  9. hat gecampt

  10. besuchen

  11. hat besucht

  12. jagen

  13. hat gejagt

  14. segeln

  15. istgesegelt

  16. reisen

  17. istgereist

  18. wandern

  19. istgewandert

  20. tanzen

  21. hat getanzt

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