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Further practicing 'möchten' and verb-formsStudy the forms of the irregular verb 'möchten'. Irregular verbs, as you will learn later, usually differ from regular verbs in their endings for the third person singular (er, sie, es).On this page, you will deepen the use of the auxiliary mögen/möchten in German and its use together with main verbs. We will also practice talking about the new activities you learned on the previous pages. To use all forms of 'möchten', study the following table. 'möchten' is not a real infinitive. It is rather a special form of the irregular verb 'mögen'. Nevertheless, you can treat 'möchten' just as any other verb.  möchten (would like)
Note: The only irregularity in the table above is the ending for the 3rd person singular (er, sie, es). The ending is 'e' rather than 't'. Note also that for ALL verbs, whose stem ends in 't' or 'd', an 'e' is squeezed between the stem and the ending for the 'du' and 'ihr' forms. Exercise Using the given nouns/pronouns plus a form of 'möchten' plus the given activity, form the correct sentence in German. Here, the form of 'möchten' is highlighted in blue, the main-verb will be highlighted in green. Example: the teacher +  Der Lehrer möchte am Computer arbeiten.
Exercise Translate the following sentences into German: Example: I would like to take a walk. Ich möchte spazieren gehen.
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