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Tyska verb kan vara ganska komplexa, s\u00e4rskilt n\u00e4r det g\u00e4ller deras b\u00f6jning. Ett s\u00e5dant verb som genomg\u00e5r olika f\u00f6r\u00e4ndringar baserat p\u00e5 tid, hum\u00f6r och person \u00e4r “gehen”<\/span>, vilket betyder \"att g\u00e5\" p\u00e5 engelska. L\u00e5t oss titta p\u00e5 hur detta verb b\u00f6js i olika grammatiska tempus.<\/p>\n

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Presens<\/h2>\n

I presens \u00e4r verbet “gehen”<\/span> \u00e4ndras beroende p\u00e5 subjektet. H\u00e4r \u00e4r hur det b\u00f6js:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich gehe<\/span> (Jag g\u00e5r)
\n\u2013 Du gehst<\/span> (Du g\u00e5r - informell singularis)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es geht<\/span> (Han\/hon\/den g\u00e5r)
\n\u2013 Wir gehen<\/span> (Vi g\u00e5r)
\n\u2013 Ihr geht<\/span> (Du g\u00e5r - informell plural)
\n\u2013 Sie gehen<\/span> (De g\u00e5r\/formellt g\u00e5r du)<\/p>\n

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F\u00f6rfluten tid (Imperfekt\/Pr\u00e4teritum)<\/h2>\n

I f\u00f6rfluten tid, “gehen”<\/span> tar sig ocks\u00e5 olika uttryck:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich ging<\/span> (Jag gick)
\n\u2013 Du gingst<\/span> (Du gick - informell singularis)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es ging<\/span> (Han\/hon\/det gick)
\n\u2013 Wir gingen<\/span> (Vi \u00e5kte)
\n\u2013 Ihr gingt<\/span> (Du gick - informell plural)
\n\u2013 Sie gingen<\/span> (De gick\/formellt gick du)<\/p>\n

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Perfekt i presens (Perfekt)<\/h2>\n

Perfekt presens p\u00e5 tyska bildas med hj\u00e4lpverbet “haben”<\/span> (att ha) eller “sein”<\/span> (att vara) och presens particip av huvudverbet “gehen”<\/span>. F\u00f6r “gehen”<\/span>anv\u00e4nder vi “sein”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich bin gegangen<\/span> (Jag har g\u00e5tt)
\n\u2013 Du bist gegangen<\/span> (Du har g\u00e5tt - informell singular)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es ist gegangen<\/span> (Han\/hon\/den har g\u00e5tt)
\n\u2013 Wir sind gegangen<\/span> (Vi har \u00e5kt)
\n\u2013 Ihr seid gegangen<\/span> (Du har g\u00e5tt - informell plural)
\n\u2013 Sie sind gegangen<\/span> (De har g\u00e5tt\/formellt har du g\u00e5tt)<\/p>\n

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Perfekt i f\u00f6rfluten tid (Plusquamperfekt)<\/h2>\n

Past perfect, \u00e4ven k\u00e4nt som pluperfekt, bildas p\u00e5 samma s\u00e4tt som present perfect men med anv\u00e4ndning av past tense av “haben”<\/span> eller “sein”<\/span> tillsammans med det f\u00f6rflutna participet av “gehen”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich war gegangen<\/span> (Jag hade g\u00e5tt)
\n\u2013 Du warst gegangen<\/span> (Du hade g\u00e5tt - informell singular)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es war gegangen<\/span> (Han\/hon\/det hade g\u00e5tt)
\n\u2013 Wir waren gegangen<\/span> (Vi hade g\u00e5tt)
\n\u2013 Ihr wart gegangen<\/span> (Du hade g\u00e5tt - informell plural)
\n\u2013 Sie waren gegangen<\/span> (De hade g\u00e5tt\/formellt hade du g\u00e5tt)<\/p>\n

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Framtida tempus (Futur I)<\/h2>\n

Framtiden p\u00e5 tyska bildas med presens av “werden”<\/span> (att bli) och infinitiv av huvudverbet.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich werde gehen<\/span> (Jag kommer att g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Du wirst gehen<\/span> (Du kommer att g\u00e5 - informell singular)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es wird gehen<\/span> (Han\/hon\/den kommer att g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Wir werden gehen<\/span> (Vi kommer att g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Ihr werdet gehen<\/span> (Du kommer att g\u00e5 - informell plural)
\n\u2013 Sie werden gehen<\/span> (De kommer att g\u00e5\/formellt kommer du att g\u00e5)<\/p>\n

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

Villkorlig form p\u00e5 tyska bildas med f\u00f6rfluten tid av “werden”<\/span> och infinitiv av huvudverbet.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich w\u00fcrde gehen<\/span> (Jag skulle g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Du w\u00fcrdest gehen<\/span> (Du skulle g\u00e5 - informell singularis)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es w\u00fcrde gehen<\/span> (Han\/hon\/det skulle g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Wir w\u00fcrden gehen<\/span> (Vi skulle g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Ihr w\u00fcrdet gehen<\/span> (Du skulle g\u00e5 - informell plural)
\n\u2013 Sie w\u00fcrden gehen<\/span> (De skulle g\u00e5\/formellt skulle du g\u00e5)<\/p>\n

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