She stehen (stood) up, gehen (walked) to the window, and sehen (saw) the stars. For the first time, she didn't want to katalogisieren (catalogue) them. She wanted to erreichen (reach) them. She wanted to verändern (change). She wanted to leben (live).
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covers conjugation basics, the six tenses, and a large repository of common verbs. : A German Verbs with Partizip II List provides a 21-page index focusing on past participle forms. She wanted to verändern (change)
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