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No. 4,449 in German

kauft

"Buys"

In a sentence

  • Er kauft ein Auto.

    He buys a car.

    In this sentence, 'kauft' is a conjugated form of the verb 'kaufen', meaning 'to buy'. It is in the third person singular present tense, used here to indicate that 'he' is performing the action of purchasing.

  • Wir kaufen Gemüse auf dem Markt.

    We are buying vegetables at the market.

    Here, 'kaufen' is conjugated in the first person plural present tense 'kaufen', indicating that 'we' are performing the action of buying items in the current time frame.

  • Die Frau kauft jeden Tag frisches Brot.

    The woman buys fresh bread every day.

    In this example, 'kauft' again is in the third person singular present tense, contextualizing the regular activity of buying within her routine, emphasizing habitual action.

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