Present
Präsens · now, habits and facts
- ich I run out
- du you run out
- er, sie, es he/she runs out
- wir we run out
- ihr you all run out
- sie, Sie they run out
GERMAN VERB
to run out, to expire, of a deadline
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Präsens · now, habits and facts
Präteritum · the past of writing, and of sein, haben and the modals in speech
Perfekt · the past of speech: “habe gemacht”
Futur I · “werden”; in speech the present with “morgen” does the job
Konjunktiv II · “would”: “würde”, and “wäre”, “hätte”, “könnte”
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
Mein Pass läuft im März ab.
My passport expires in March.
Die Frist lief gestern um Mitternacht ab.
The deadline ran out at midnight yesterday.
Der Joghurt ist seit einer Woche abgelaufen.
The yoghurt expired a week ago.
Dein Vertrag wird Ende Mai ablaufen.
Your contract will run out at the end of May.
Ohne Verlängerung würde das Visum morgen ablaufen.
Without an extension the visa would expire tomorrow.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: strong verb.