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12 May 2021
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why is it not "gekommet " instead of " gekommen " ?
kommen is regular verb.
i learned this rule if verb is regular verb:
ge + verb + t ( or -et , if it is is " -n / -m / -d / -t " last of verb)
i am confused a little. why it is different?
Also, gelernt. why is it not "gelernet" ?
lern --> last figure is -n , i thought "gelernet"
but it is gelernt . how? why?
why is it not "gekommet " instead of " gekommen " ?
kommen is regular verb.
i learned this rule if verb is regular verb:
ge + verb + t ( or -et , if it is is " -n / -m / -d / -t " last of verb)
i am confused a little. why it is different?
Also, gelernt. why is it not "gelernet" ?
lern --> last figure is -n , i thought "gelernet"
but it is gelernt . how? why?
kommen is regular verb.
i learned this rule if verb is regular verb:
ge + verb + t ( or -et , if it is is " -n / -m / -d / -t " last of verb)
i am confused a little. why it is different?
Also, gelernt. why is it not "gelernet" ?
lern --> last figure is -n , i thought "gelernet"
but it is gelernt . how? why?
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Well I cannot tell you why, that‘s just how German developed over time 😂 and kommen must be irregular because the Präteritum forms are also irregular (kam, kamst, kam, kamen, ...)
Just like every other language German also has exceptions, „gelernt“ is one of them. Wouldn‘t it be too easy if you could fully apply grammar rules all the time 😂😉
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@justus2001
okay, i will memorise.
German is not easy even with rules, but it is okay😌
thank you so much for answer😄
okay, i will memorise.
German is not easy even with rules, but it is okay😌
thank you so much for answer😄
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"Kommen" is an irregular verb.
>ge + verb + t ( or -et , if it is is " -n / -m / -d / -t " last of verb)
My German grammar book says that "-et" only applies for "-d" and "-t". So "gelernt" is a regular form.
You can confirm it on this page, too:
https://deutsch.lingolia.com/en/grammar/verbs/p...
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@Apfelstrudel
some of site wrote -n and -m too.
there was verb "zeichen" as example.
so, it should be exeption too.
thak you for answer.
also, the site you wrote is so useful. thank you so much.
some of site wrote -n and -m too.
there was verb "zeichen" as example.
so, it should be exeption too.
thak you for answer.
also, the site you wrote is so useful. thank you so much.
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