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Verb 3 of 100 · Regular · Perfekt with haben

Machen conjugation.

machen means “make” or “do”.

macht · machte · hat gemacht

The present, the Präteritum and the Perfekt in the third person. The chart has all six persons.

In sentences

Machen in use.

The 4 sentences the course uses for machen, each with its recording.

  • Was machst du heute?

    What are you doing today?

  • Ich mache das gerne.

    I'm happy to do that.

  • Das macht zusammen zwölf Euro.

    That makes twelve euros altogether.

  • Sie macht einen Kuchen.

    She is making a cake.

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In the course, you learn machen in a lesson, review it on a schedule, and practice its forms once you know it.

The forms and sentences come from the Wortplay course. Its vocabulary draws on the Ding dictionary and on frequency data from wordfreq; audio is generated German speech. About the sources.