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blieb is a German Verbs
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blieb Konjugation — Präsens, Perfekt, Präteritum, Imperativ, and Partizip II (Partizip 2) on one URL (Präteritum und Perfekt together here). English meaning and usage tips are above; common learner mistakes below when available.
blieb Konjugation Präsens
blieb Konjugation Perfekt
blieb Konjugation Präteritum
blieb Konjugation Futur I
blieb Konjugation Futur II
blieb Konjugation Imperativ
blieb Konjugation Konjunktiv I
blieb Konjugation Konjunktiv II
blieb Konjugation Plusquamperfekt
blieb Partizip 2
Partizip II (Partizip 2) — past participle for Perfekt, Plusquamperfekt, and passive. For blieb it is geblieben (see Perfekt above with haben or sein).
blieb — common mistakes (English)
Learner-focused corrections for blieb — typical errors vs. correct German, with short explanations.
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blieb (incorrect conjugation)blieb (ich/er/sie/es) vs. bliebst (du) vs. blieben (wir/ihr/sie)Must match subject: 'ich blieb', 'du bliebst', 'er/sie/es blieb'
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blieb (confusing with 'bleibt')blieb (stayed - past tense) vs. bleibt (stays - present tense)'Blieb' is past tense, 'bleibt' is present tense: 'Ich blieb' (I stayed) vs. 'Ich bleibe' (I stay)
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blieb (confusing with 'bliebe')blieb (stayed - past tense) vs. bliebe (would stay - subjunctive)'Blieb' expresses past staying: 'Ich blieb hier' (I stayed here). 'Bliebe' expresses conditional: 'Ich bliebe hier' (I would stay here)
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blieb (word order with separable prefixes)blieb + prefix (separable verbs: 'blieb zurück' = stayed behind, 'blieb weg' = stayed away)With separable prefixes, the prefix goes to the end in main clauses: 'Ich blieb zurück' (I stayed behind), not 'Ich zurückblieb'
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blieb (perfect tense auxiliary)blieb (Präteritum) vs. bin geblieben (Perfekt - uses 'sein', not 'haben')In perfect tense, 'bleiben' uses 'sein': 'Ich bin geblieben' (I stayed), not 'Ich habe geblieben'
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blieb (with adjectives)blieb + adjective (remains in a state: 'blieb ruhig' = stayed calm)'Bleiben' can be followed by an adjective to express remaining in a state: 'Er blieb ruhig' (He stayed calm)
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