Imperative of German verb anrasseln (hat)
The conjugation of anrasseln in the imperative is: rass(e)le (du) an, rasseln wir an, rasselt (ihr) an, rasseln Sie an. The imperative is formed with the stem of present tense rassel. The endings -e, -n, -t, -n are appended to the stem. The endings in the 1st and 3rd person plural are shortened by e, since the verb ends with -ern. The prefix an- of anrasseln is separated.The personal pronoun is usually omitted in the 2nd person singular.The formation of the forms corresponds to the grammatical rules for the conjugation of the verbs in imperative. Comments ☆
an·rasseln
an·rasseln
regular · haben · separable
Imperative
| - | ||
| rass(e)l(e)⁵ | (du) | an |
| - | ||
| rasseln | wir | an |
| rasselt | (ihr) | an |
| rasseln | Sie | an |
⁵ Only in colloquial use
Verb table Conjugation rules
- Present of anrasseln
- Imperfect of anrasseln
- Imperative of anrasseln
- Present Subjunctive of anrasseln
- Imperfect Subjunctive of anrasseln
- Infinitive of anrasseln
- Participle of anrasseln
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Present Imperfect Imperative Subjunctive I Subjunctive II Infinitive Participle
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Further rules for conjugation of anrasseln
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Present?
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Imperfect?
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Imperative?
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Present Subjunctive?
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Imperfect Subjunctive?
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Infinitive?
- How do you conjugate anrasseln in Participle?
- How do you conjugate verbs in German?
Present Imperfect Imperative Subjunctive I Subjunctive II Infinitive Participle
Translations
Translation of German anrasseln (hat)
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Verb forms in Imperative of anrasseln (hat)
The verb anrasseln (hat) fully conjugated in all persons and numbers in the Imperative Present
Imperative PresentImperative
- - (1st PersonSingular)
- rass(e)le (du) an (2nd PersonSingular)
- - (3rd PersonSingular)
- rasseln wir an (1st PersonPlural)
- rasselt (ihr) an (2nd PersonPlural)
- rasseln sie an (3rd PersonPlural)
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