Narrate other people's actions: present tense weak and strong verbs
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I can use the 3rd person plural present tense form of weak and strong verbs to narrate other people's actions.
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Vowels are long when followed by a single consonant, 'h' or if there is a double vowel; vowels are otherwise short.
The subject pronoun 'sie' can mean both 'she' and 'they'. It means 'they' when used with a 3rd person plural verb.
Strong verbs change their vowel in the verb stem of the 2nd person singular and 3rd person singular forms only.
The 3rd person plural form of weak and strong verbs is identical to the infinitive.
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