3 Principal Parts of German Verbs: Infinitive, Simple Past, Pas Participle

The video tutorial provides an overview of German verb tenses, including infinitive, preterite, perfect, and pluperfect. It compares these tenses to their English equivalents and offers numerous examples of verb conjugations in different tenses. The tutorial emphasizes the similarities between German Präteritum and Perfekt and their English counterparts. It also includes advanced examples and concludes with a summary of key points.

What is the main focus of the introduction section?

• The pronunciation of German verbs

• The translation of German verbs into English

• The concept of verb changes between infinitive and various tenses in German

• The difference between German and English verb tenses

Which verb is used to illustrate the difference between preterite and perfect in German?

• Begin

• Think

• Find

• Eat

Which verb is used to demonstrate the simple past tense in the second section?

• Bring

• Eat

• Begin

• Think

What is the English translation of the German verb 'beginnen' in the simple past tense?

• Began

• Beginning

• Begins

• Begun

In the third section, which verb is used to illustrate the present perfect tense?

• Win

• Like

• Give

• Fly

In the third section, which verb is used to show the difference between 'gave' and 'given'?

• Win

• Give

• Fly

• Like

Which verb is used to show the pluperfect tense in the fourth section?

• Run

• Come

• Know

• Help

Which verb is used to demonstrate the concept of 'had eaten' in the fourth section?

• Eat

• Find

• Think

• Run

In the final section, which verb is used to demonstrate the past participle form?

• Call

• Cut

• Ride

• Shoot

In the final section, which verb is used to illustrate the concept of 'had known'?

• Ride

• Call

• Know

• Cut