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Duitse werkwoorden kunnen behoorlijk complex zijn, vooral als het gaat om hun vervoeging. E\u00e9n zo'n werkwoord dat verschillende veranderingen ondergaat op basis van tijd, wijs en persoon is “gehen”<\/span>, wat \"gaan\" betekent in het Engels. Laten we eens kijken hoe dit werkwoord wordt vervoegd in verschillende grammaticale tijden.<\/p>\n

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Tegenwoordige tijd<\/h2>\n

In de tegenwoordige tijd is het werkwoord “gehen”<\/span> verandert afhankelijk van het onderwerp. Hier zie je hoe het vervoegd wordt:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich gehe<\/span> (Ik ga)
\n\u2013 Du gehst<\/span> (Je gaat - informeel enkelvoud)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es geht<\/span> (Hij\/zij\/het gaat)
\n\u2013 Wir gehen<\/span> (We gaan)
\n\u2013 Ihr geht<\/span> (Je gaat - informeel meervoud)
\n\u2013 Sie gehen<\/span> (Zij gaan\/formeel ga je)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Verleden tijd (Imperfekt\/Pr\u00e4teritum)<\/h2>\n

In de verleden tijd, “gehen”<\/span> neemt ook verschillende vormen aan:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich ging<\/span> (Ik ging)
\n\u2013 Du gingst<\/span> (Je ging - informeel enkelvoud)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es ging<\/span> (Hij\/zij\/het ging)
\n\u2013 Wir gingen<\/span> (We gingen)
\n\u2013 Ihr gingt<\/span> (Je ging - informeel meervoud)
\n\u2013 Sie gingen<\/span> (Zij gingen\/formeel ging je)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Tegenwoordige Perfecte (Perfekt)<\/h2>\n

De voltooid tegenwoordige tijd in het Duits wordt gevormd met het hulpwerkwoord “haben”<\/span> (hebben) of “sein”<\/span> (zijn) en het voltooid deelwoord van het hoofdwerkwoord “gehen”<\/span>. Voor “gehen”<\/span>gebruiken we “sein”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich bin gegangen<\/span> (Ik ben weg)
\n\u2013 Du bist gegangen<\/span> (Je bent gegaan - informeel enkelvoud)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es ist gegangen<\/span> (Hij\/zij\/het is weg)
\n\u2013 Wir sind gegangen<\/span> (We zijn weg)
\n\u2013 Ihr seid gegangen<\/span> (Je bent gegaan - informeel meervoud)
\n\u2013 Sie sind gegangen<\/span> (Ze zijn weg\/formeel ben je weg)<\/p>\n

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Verleden Perfect (Plusquamperfekt)<\/h2>\n

De voltooid verleden tijd, ook wel pluperfect genoemd, wordt op dezelfde manier gevormd als de voltooid tegenwoordige tijd, maar dan met de verleden tijd van “haben”<\/span> of “sein”<\/span> samen met het voltooid deelwoord van “gehen”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich war gegangen<\/span> (Ik was weg)
\n\u2013 Du warst gegangen<\/span> (Je was weg - informeel enkelvoud)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es war gegangen<\/span> (Hij\/zij\/het was weg)
\n\u2013 Wir waren gegangen<\/span> (We waren weg)
\n\u2013 Ihr wart gegangen<\/span> (Je was weg - informeel meervoud)
\n\u2013 Sie waren gegangen<\/span> (Ze waren weg\/formeel was je weg)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Toekomende tijd (Futur I)<\/h2>\n

De toekomende tijd in het Duits wordt gevormd met de tegenwoordige tijd van “werden”<\/span> (worden) en de infinitief van het hoofdwerkwoord.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich werde gehen<\/span> (Ik zal gaan)
\n\u2013 Du wirst gehen<\/span> (Je zult gaan - informeel enkelvoud)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es wird gehen<\/span> (Hij\/zij\/het zal gaan)
\n\u2013 Wir werden gehen<\/span> (We zullen gaan)
\n\u2013 Ihr werdet gehen<\/span> (Jullie zullen gaan - informeel meervoud)
\n\u2013 Sie werden gehen<\/span> (Zij zullen gaan\/formeel zul je gaan)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Voorwaardelijk (Konjunktiv II)<\/h2>\n

De voorwaardelijke tijd in het Duits wordt gevormd met de verleden tijd van “werden”<\/span> en de infinitief van het hoofdwerkwoord.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich w\u00fcrde gehen<\/span> (Ik zou gaan)
\n\u2013 Du w\u00fcrdest gehen<\/span> (Je zou gaan - informeel enkelvoud)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es w\u00fcrde gehen<\/span> (Hij\/zij\/het zou gaan)
\n\u2013 Wir w\u00fcrden gehen<\/span> (We zouden gaan)
\n\u2013 Ihr w\u00fcrdet gehen<\/span> (Je zou gaan - informeel meervoud)
\n\u2013 Sie w\u00fcrden gehen<\/span> (Zij zouden gaan\/formeel zou je gaan)<\/p>\n

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