German Conjugation - Regular -n Verbs (Weak Verbs) (handeln, To Act)

Regular -n Verbs (Weak Verbs) (handeln, To Act)

When a verb stem ends in -el or -er, the ending -en is dropped in favor of -n.

Non-finite
Infinitiv Präsens handeln
Infinitiv Futur I handeln werden
substantivierter Infinitiv das Handeln (gen. des Handelns)
Partizip I Praesens handelnd (handelnder, handelnde, handelndes, handelnde)
Partizip II (Perfekt) gehandelt (gehandelter, gehandelte, gehandeltes, gehandelte)
Indikativ ich du er wir ihr sie/Sie
Präsens handle/handele handelst handelt handeln handelt handeln
Präteritum handelte handeltest handelte handelten handeltet handelten
Futur I werde handeln wirst handeln wird handeln werden handeln werdet handeln werden handeln
Konditional ich du er wir ihr sie/Sie
Präsens würde handeln würdest handeln würde handeln würden handeln würdet handeln würden handeln
Konjunktiv ich du er wir ihr sie/Sie
Konjunktiv I handle handlest handle handlen handlet handlen
Konjunktiv II handelte handeltest handelte handelten handeltet handelten
Futur I werde handeln werdest handeln werde handeln werden handeln werdet handeln werden handeln
Imperativ du wir ihr Sie
handle handeln handelt handeln

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