I didn’t learn my Mafia skill. I have none.
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Shoot Jake to confirm Town KP, gotcha.
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oh shit i forgot to submit anything
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Can this game start already im finding myself with a lot of free time and I need something to unheathily obsess over
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Would you love to learn french with me?
Thinking about learning french made me gag, so no
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Sweetie wait until you see how you need to structure your sentence in German
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You only need to learn a few conjuction…
It is easy compared how many tense are in English…
Today must I some important do
See how important became a noun because you put some “some” behind it.
No.
Here is the verb which is playing with your brain (the auxiliary verb more correctly), not the noun or the adjective.
Today must I some importants do
You are making the mistake of German muss = English must.
Which is not exactly true…
Today got to I some importants do
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It’s because the verb is always in second position for statements.
For example: Ich muss zu Schule gehen. - I must go to school.
Then: Auch muss ich zu Schule gehen. - I must also go to school.
The verb is in the first position for questions.
Mussen Sie zu Schule gehen? - Do you have to go to school? (Formal)
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Forum debate over german
Who wins
second verbs go to the end of sentences in their infinitive forms (usually, my german is a bit rusty so i cant say for certain its 100% of the time)
hence why “gehen”, or “go” is at the end of the sentence
its the difference between
“Ich muss zu Schule gehen” - I must go to school and
“Ich gehe zu Schule” - I am going to school.
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For almost all of the verbs in German, the action of actually doing the thing is essentially implied within the word itself
thats why its not “Ich bin zur Schule gehen” (Ich bin meaning ‘I am’)