Present
Präsens · now, habits and facts
- ich I look after
- du you look after
- er, sie, es he/she looks after
- wir we look after
- ihr you all look after
- sie, Sie they look after
GERMAN VERB
to look after
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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.
Wer kümmert sich um die Katze im Urlaub?
Who's looking after the cat during the holiday?
Meine Mutter kümmerte sich jahrelang um Opa.
My mother looked after Grandpa for years.
Ich habe mich schon um die Tickets gekümmert.
I've already taken care of the tickets.
Ich werde mich morgen darum kümmern.
I'll deal with it tomorrow.
Ich würde mich gern mehr um den Garten kümmern.
I'd like to look after the garden more.
Kümmere dich um deine eigenen Sachen!
Mind your own business!
The same pattern, on other verbs: weak verb.