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| FAHREN - Simple Past Tense • Imperfekt |
| DEUTSCH |
ENGLISH |
| SINGULAR FORMS |
| ich fuhr |
I traveled/was traveling |
| du fuhrst |
you traveled/were traveling |
er
sie fuhr
es |
he
she traveled/was traveling
it |
| PLURAL FORMS |
| wir fuhren |
we traveled/were traveling |
| ihr fuhrt |
you (guys) traveled/were traveling |
| sie fuhren |
they traveled/were traveling |
| Sie fuhren |
you traveled/were traveling |
Examples:
Ich fuhr mit dem Auto nach Hamburg.
I went to Hamburg by car.
Er fuhr gestern in die Stadt.
He went (drove) into town yesterday.
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| FAHREN (Compound Past Tenses) Present Perfect • Perfekt |
| DEUTSCH |
ENGLISH |
| SINGULAR FORMS |
| ich bin gefahren |
I traveled/have traveled |
| du bist gefahren |
you traveled/have traveled |
er
sie ist gefahren
es |
he
she traveled/has traveled
it |
| PLURAL FORMS |
| wir sind gefahren |
we traveled/have traveled |
| ihr seid gefahren |
you (guys) traveled/have traveled |
| sie sind gefahren |
they traveled/have traveled |
| Sie sind gefahren |
you traveled/have traveled |
Examples:
Ich bin mit dem Auto nach Hamburg gefahren.
I went to Hamburg by car.
Er ist gestern in die Stadt gefahren.
He went (drove) into town yesterday.
HEAR IT! > This verb was a Word of the Day for Beginners! |
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| FAHREN (Compound Past Tenses) Past Perfect • Plusquamperfekt |
| DEUTSCH |
ENGLISH |
| SINGULAR FORMS |
| ich war gefahren |
I had traveled |
| du warst gefahren |
you had traveled |
er
sie war gefahren
es |
he
she had traveled
it |
| PLURAL FORMS |
| wir waren gefahren |
we had traveled |
| ihr wart gefahren |
you (guys) had traveled |
| sie waren gefahren |
they had traveled |
| Sie waren gefahren |
you had traveled |
Examples:
Ich war mit dem Auto nach Hamburg gefahren.
I had gone to Hamburg by car.
Er war gestern in die Stadt gefahren.
He had gone (driven) into town yesterday.
HEAR IT! > This verb was a Word of the Day for Beginners! |
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