30 German separable verbs in present and perfect with sentence structure | Explained with examples

30 German Separable verbs are explained with examples in present and perfect tense in German language. This is an important German language lesson for beginners of A1 level and A2 level of German language course. These separable verbs are important part of German grammar especially at A1 and A2 levels. The sentence structure of present tense in German language and also the perfect tense in German language is explained with examples. This German language lesson for beginners helps learners in many different ways. There are 30 German separable verbs along with their meanings in this lesson.
When we intend to use German separable verbs in our present sentences, then the prefix of German separable verb goes to the last position of the sentence, whereas the main verb is used at the second position of present tense in German sentence. The German separable verb at second position is conjugated according to the subject of the sentence.
In German perfect tense, if we intend to use separable verb, then we have to use sein or haben verb at the second position of the German perfect tense and partizip II form of the verb goes to the last position of the sentence in German perfect tense.
The use of German separable verbs is an important German grammar conecept which must be learned correctly at A1 and A2 levels of German language. This lesson is a supplement to the German language lessons for beginners through which learners can learn 30 separable verbs in German language.

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Is sentence mei apne dir islye use kiya ha kiu k mit dative prep ha.
But sir ye samj nh aya k next sentence mei bh apne mit use kiya h lekin apne dir ki jaga dich kiu use kiya?
Ye bt samj nh i.
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