Lesson 4. The Verbs HABEN and SEIN (TO HAVE and TO BE) in German | Grammar 2.0

🔗 Interactive exercises for this lesson: https://platform.deutsch-mit-yehor.com 💬 Link to the Telegram channel: https://t.me/DeutschMitYehor ➖➖➖ A lesson about the two most important verbs in the German language—SEIN (to be) and HABEN (to have). Both are irregular, but both are needed in literally every German sentence: to describe state, possession, age, profession, idioms, and—most importantly—as auxiliary verbs for the past perfect tense. Without a confident command of sein and haben, it's impossible to advance in German. We'll cover all conjugation forms, usage situations, the difference between sein and haben, typical beginner mistakes, and the most common idioms. In this lesson: Why sein and haben are the foundation of the German language Why these verbs are considered irregular (and why this is the case in any language) Full conjugation of SEIN: ich bin, du bist, er/sie/es ist, wir sind, ihr seid, sie/Sie sind Full conjugation of HABEN: ich habe, du hast, er/sie/es hat, wir haben, ihr habt, sie/Sie haben When to use sein and when to use haben — state and profession vs. possession Sein and haben as auxiliary verbs for the past perfect (Hilfsverben) Impersonal constructions with es ist: Es ist kalt, Es ist spät, Es gibt Idioms with haben: Hunger haben, Durst haben, Recht haben, Glück haben, Angst haben, Zeit haben Common mistakes beginners make and how to avoid them Life hack: how to automate these forms in a couple of days 📚 Grammar 2.0 — a complete German grammar course from scratch! 📌 Subscribe to the channel and give it a 👍 to stay up to date with new lessons! ➖➖➖ My grammar courses: ❇️ "From 0 to A1.1 in 6 weeks": https://deutsch-mit-yehor.com/course/... ❇️ "From A1.1 to A1 in 6 weeks" https://deutsch-mit-yehor.com/course/... ❇️ "From A1 to A2 in 12 weeks": https://deutsch-mit-yehor.com/course/... ❇️ "From A2 to B1 in 8 weeks": https://deutsch-mit-yehor.com/course/...