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The German language does not have a true present continuous tense, only present tense.
Well, out here in the far west near the Dutch border we have present continuous.
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 Section II.A:
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 Section II.C:
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 Section III.A:
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 Alphabet • Vocabulary • Phrasebook • Resources • Names • German History • Nations of the World • False Friends • Numbers • Keyboard Layout Exercises •  | ||
Resources
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- BLL German (Bite-sized Language Lessons)
 - German Language
 - German Language Wikibooks
 - German studies in Wikiversity
 - Freistil wikibook
 
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