Category:German auxiliary verbs

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German verbs that provide additional conjugations for other verbs.

Among the German auxiliary verbs could be count:

The tree purely auxiliary verbs used for the formation of compound grammatical tenses and the (werden-)passive: haben, sein and werden
The six traditional modal verbs: wollen, mögen, sollen, müssen, können and dürfen
The verb brauchen, frequently considered on the periphery of the modal verbs
The verbs bekommen, kriegen and erhalten, with comparable meanings in the formation of the dative passive
The verb lassen when it is used to form causatives of various kinds
Other verbs with (semi-)auxiliary properties with different degrees of grammaticalization. Due to their meaning (e.g. modal) and syntactic properties (e.g. governing bare infinitives) such as tun, bleiben, gehören

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