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German past tense verb forms are completely predictable in form.
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German past tense verb forms are completely predictable in form.
b. False
e.g. hören - hörte - gehört, zusammenstoßen - stieß zusammen - zusammengestoßen etc. (schwache/
regelmäßige vs. starke/unregelmäßige Verben)
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