Can you name the Strong German imperfect verbs? by Enigma_SG

Present Infinitive	Imperfect 1st Person	Translation
geben		to give
sehen		to see
bleiben		to remain
fliehen		to flee
gehen		to go
laufen		to run
kommen		to come
nehmen		to take
helfen		to help
schwimmen		to swim
waschen		to wash
treffen		to meet
sterben		to die
sitzen		to sit
stehen		to stand

Present Infinitive	Imperfect 1st Person	Translation
steigen		to climb
reiten		to ride
verschwinden		to disappear
schlagen		to hit
binden		to bind
blasen		to blow
trinken		to drink
tragen		to carry
einladen		to invite
sein		to be
biegen		to bend
lassen		to let
singen		to sing
wiegen		to weigh
giessen		to pour

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German Imperfect Tense Quiz

by Enigma_SG

Created Dec 3, 2009 in Language
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	frozon:	Dec 3rd, 2009 at 14:54 GMT	2 points
	Some minor faults: "saß"; "ließ"; "gießen" are correct but due to keyboard issues the other forms should be accepted. And "lud ein"!

	Enigma_SG:	Dec 3rd, 2009 at 17:41 GMT	1 point
	Good call on the einlud, I debated on how seperable verbs should be answered. I guess I just wanted to keep the one word answer theme to be consistent but lud ein is the correct way to do it, so thanks.

	Crazy:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 17:54 GMT	1 point
	Wow. You know, I've only been doing classroom German for a few years - the rest of the time it was immersion. Since we really don't use this that much in conversation - really only a few words will I or anyone I usually interact with use this tense - I was totally lost on most of these. In the classroom, we've never done this for some reason (darn Komm mit - useless series!). Nice quiz!