Well, I hope I could clear up things for you – to be and to have in German are not as difficult as you might think. Forms of “to be”Īctually, the future forms of to be and to have in German are not so complicated, as they are really similar to the way it is formed in the English language. So, for the forms of to have in German in the future tense, we will need future tense forms of “sein” as an auxiliary verb. Just like in the sections above, we will start with the forms of “haben”. So, let’s go straight to the different forms. Second, if you want to express feelings or emotion, you can use “sein”.įinally, we will learn the forms of to be and to have in German in the fourth most common tense in German. Generally, it is quite similar to the use of “to have” and “to be” in English: First, if you want to express possession, you should use to have in German. Now, as we have cleared up the basic forms of “haben” and “sein”, you should know when to use them.
So, there is no real rule that you can follow to understand the conjugation of “sein”, you simply have to learn and memorize its different forms. Here, we are talking about an irregular verb. Well, the forms of to be in German are a bit more difficult than the ones of to have. Its different forms are actually quite regular – so, if you want to refresh your knowledge about verb conjugation, take a quick look at our article about German verbs! Forms of to be in German So, here is its conjugation in the present tense.įor sure, you could observe that the verb to have in German has the stem “ha” and changes its word endings depending on the person. In the following, we will discover its conjugation in different tenses and further of the verb to have in German.
Of course, “haben” is the infinitive of the verb. Actually, it is a little easier than “sein” (to be), as it has a simpler conjugation. Well, we will start learning something about the verb “haben” (to have).
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