The six primary modal verbs in German:
können (can), müssen (must), dürfen (may), sollen (should), wollen (want to), mögen (like to)

Conjugation Table:
ich: kann, muss, darf, soll, will, mag
du: kannst, musst, darfst, sollst, willst, magst
er/sie/es: kann, muss, darf, soll, will, mag
wir: können, müssen, dürfen, sollen, wollen, mögen
ihr: könnt, müsst, dürft, sollt, wollt, mögt
sie/Sie: können, müssen, dürfen, sollen, wollen, mögen

Notes:
1. Modal verbs are typically followed by an infinitive verb, which is placed at the end of the sentence.
2. In the past tense, modal verbs use a special form in combination with the infinitive of the other verb.
3. Modal verbs are irregular in their conjugation patterns.

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How to conjugate German modal verbs in the present tense?🤔

In German, there are six modal verbs: dürfen, können, mögen, müssen, sollen, and wollen. These verbs work alongside another verb in a sentence to express the speaker's mood or intention. Modal verbs indicate things like permission, ability, desire, necessity, obligation, or possibility.

Meaning and  Example:
♥ dürfen - to be allowed to (to have the permission to) 
Wir dürfen heute nicht ins Kino gehen.
We are not allowed to go to the cinema today.

♥ können - to be able to (to can) 
Sie können sehr laut singen.
They can sing very loudly. 

♥ mögen - to like to
Wir mögen spielen.
We like to play.

♥ müssen - to have to
Ihr müsst früh ins Bett gehen.
You have to go to bed early.

♥ sollen - to be supposed to / should
Sie sollen das Medikament nehmen.
You should take the medicine.

♥ wollen -  to want to 
Sie wollen am Samstag schwimmen.
They want to swim on Saturday.

What are modal verbs in German?

Would have, Could have, Should have.  It's a common question that students of English ask.  In this lesson, not only does Brofe of Aandego cover how to use these complex modal verbs, but he also shows listeners specific business applications.

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• Health and Safety
• Common Illnesses
• Accidents at Home
• Modal Verbs
• Obligation (have to, must)
• Advice (should)
• Prohibition (mustn't)
• Not Necessary (don't have to)
• Indefinite Pronouns
• Compound Nouns
• First-Aid Procedure

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