Lebenserfahrung: simple past with früher, gern, lieber, am liebsten, reflexive verbs
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I can use reflexive verbs and adverbs in the perfect and imperfect tenses in the context of studies and work.
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In two-verb structures, the reflexive pronoun normally comes after the first verb.
In the perfect tense, it is more common to use the simple past versions of ‘haben’, ‘sein’, and ‘es gibt’.
Use ‘früher’ in the perfect and imperfect tenses to mean ‘used to’.
Use ‘gern’, ‘lieber’, ‘am liebsten’ in the perfect and imperfect tenses to talk about likes and preferences.
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