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.
| Person | Present | Präteritum | Perfekt |
|---|---|---|---|
| ich | mache | machte | habe gemacht |
| du | machst | machtest | hast gemacht |
| er/sie/es | macht | machte | hat gemacht |
| wir | machen | machten | haben gemacht |
| ihr | macht | machtet | habt gemacht |
| sie/Sie | machen | machten | haben gemacht |
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.
Continue in the course
Add lessons and scheduled reviews.
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.

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