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    Goethe A1 Mixed Verbs in the Perfekt Flashcards

    Mixed verbs sit between the regular and strong groups: they change their stem like strong verbs but take regular endings, which makes their Perfekt forms easy to get wrong. This deck collects the A1-level mixed verbs so you can drill them and their Perfekt forms. Each card shows the verb in German, and you flip it to check the English meaning.

    Words in this deck (11)

    derdiedas

    Every card in the Goethe A1 mixed verbs: Past Tense (Perfekt) deck, German on the front and the English meaning on the back.

    mitbringen
    to bring along
    dürfen
    may, to be allowed to
    bringen
    to bring
    kennen
    to know a person, to know a place
    wollen
    to want
    wissen
    to know, to know a fact
    müssen
    must, to have to
    sollen
    should, to be supposed to
    mögen
    to like
    haben
    to have
    können
    can, to be able to

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are mixed verbs in German?
    Mixed verbs combine features of both groups: the stem changes like a strong verb, but the endings follow the regular pattern. For example, denken becomes "hat gedacht". There are only a few, so they are quick to learn as a set.
    Does the deck show the Perfekt forms?
    The cards help you learn and recall the verbs themselves, and the full Perfekt forms, including the partizip and the correct auxiliary (haben or sein), are listed with example sentences on the resource page.
    How does spaced repetition help here?
    Because mixed verb forms have to be memorised, spaced repetition fits them well. You rate each card, the hard ones come back sooner, and your time goes to the verbs you have not learned yet. Signed-in users keep their progress saved.
    Where is the full mixed verbs list?
    The complete page lists every A1 mixed verb with its Perfekt form and example sentences. These flashcards are the practice version of that list.