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Warum hat man:
Ich habe ... gemocht.
Wenn die Regel sagt, dass Perfekt von Modalverben mit Modalverb im Infinitiv gebildet werden muss?
Warum hat man:
Ich habe ... gemocht.
Wenn die Regel sagt, dass Perfekt von Modalverben mit Modalverb im Infinitiv gebildet werden muss?
Ich habe ... gemocht.
Wenn die Regel sagt, dass Perfekt von Modalverben mit Modalverb im Infinitiv gebildet werden muss?
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Das ist ein wenig falsch verstanden an der Stelle. Die Regel besagt:
"Das Perfekt der Modalverben wird immer mit dem Hilfsverb 'haben' und dem Partizip Perfekt gebildet."
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@Stasia_An Ich würde behaupten man benutzt häufiger das Präteritum (also einfache Vergangenheit) als das Perfekt.
In dem Beispiel von oben würde ich wahrscheinlich eher sagen "ich mochte...".
Gerade was das Wort "haben" angeht benutzt man eigentlich nur Präteritum, da sowas wie "ich habe ... gehabt" sehr redundant klingt und unschön klingt
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