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The infinitive of a verb ends in

  1. -e

  2. -st

  3. -t

  4. -en
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Explanation

German infinitives typically end in "-en" (or sometimes just "-n"), as seen in verbs like machen (to do), gehen (to go), or sein (to be). The ending "-e" is used for first-person singular present tense, "-st" for second-person singular, and "-t" for third-person singular.

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