Present Perfect with Irregular Verbs: The -ei to -i Change - 3 Minuten Deutsch #40 (English)

Newton Dutch explains a category of irregular verbs in the present perfect tense, focusing on verbs that change from EI in the infinitive to I in the past participle. The video provides examples of verbs with consonant changes, such as doubling consonants or changing from D to T, and explains the impact of spelling reforms. The tutorial aims to clarify these irregularities with practical examples.

What is the main change in the category of irregular verbs discussed in the video?

• Changing from EI to I in the past participle

• Changing from I to EI in the past participle

• Changing from EI to A in the past participle

• Changing from A to EI in the past participle

In the example 'The dog bit me', what spelling change occurs?

• From T to TT

• From F to FF

• From SS to S

• From S to SS

Which consonant change is common in the verbs discussed?

• From G to GG

• From F to FF

• From D to DD

• From T to TT

What unusual change occurs in the verb 'I suffered from a rare disorder'?

• From D to T

• From T to D

• From F to V

• From G to K

What is a key feature of the verbs with complex changes?

• They often change from T to D

• They often change from F to V

• They often change from G to K

• They often change from D to T