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Can the word "gerade" be used with any verb? (Present Continuous)
I was reading an article about German language and the present continuous tense, and to my big surprise I found out there is no such thing as the "verb + ing ending" English rule to determine the present continuous tense in a verb.
Basically, it means I can't modify the verb in German, however I learned the word "gerade" can be used as follows:
If I want to say "I'm reading a book", the German equivalent would be "Ich lese gerade ein Buch".
Can I use the word "gerade" in this manner with any verb? Is there any other way to express the same idea?
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Was ist für dich ein perfekter Moment?
Ein perfekter Moment für mich ist zu essen geniessen und trinken Wein mit Freunde und Familie.
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What does this German abbreviation mean?
I was checking song lyrics when I read this: "Wie'n kleiner Applaus".
Now my question is, what does "wie'n" stand for?, does it mean "wie ein" by any chance or am I too lost? :)
Thank you!
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