Present
Präsens · now, habits and facts
- ich I shovel
- du you shovel
- er, sie, es he/she shovels
- wir we shovel
- ihr you all shovel
- sie, Sie they shovel
GERMAN VERB
to shovel
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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”
Imperativ · requests and orders: du, ihr, Sie
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
Ich schippe den Schnee vor dem Haus weg.
I'm shovelling the snow away from in front of the house.
Opa schippte jeden Morgen den Gehweg frei.
Grandpa shovelled the pavement clear every morning.
Wir haben zwei Stunden lang Schnee geschippt.
We shovelled snow for two hours.
Wer wird morgen früh den Schnee schippen?
Who's going to shovel the snow tomorrow morning?
Ich würde ja schippen, aber mein Rücken tut weh.
I would shovel, but my back hurts.
Schipp bitte erst den Weg zur Garage.
Please shovel the path to the garage first.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: weak verb.