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ALL the imperfect German verbs? That would require a dictionary! Das Imperfekt fits into two categories: weak and strong. Strong verbs such as fahren and lesen have special forms. Fahren becomes fuhren and lesen becomes lasen for example. Weak verbs such as machen and kaufen simply add -t to the end of the stem. Thus machen becomes machten and kaufen becomes kauften.
A strong verb is strong enough to break the pattern of normal conjugation. That means that there is a vowel change in the du and er/sie forms. Ich lese but du liest, er liest.
A weak verb is too weak to break the pattern of normal conjugation. That means that there is NO vowel change in the du and er/sie forms. Ich mache, du machst, er macht.
Hope this helps. For more info go to http://www.dartmouth.edu/~german/Grammatik/SimplePast/SimplePast.html
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