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Some German verbs are very strong willed They do not exactly follow the pattern of weak or regular verbs They change with Du and er/sie/es

One of these verbs is fahren ich fahre du f ä hrst Sie fahren er sie es f ä hrt wir fahren ihr fahrt Sie fahren sie fahren

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