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**Tips to Remember the German Word “arbeitet”:**

– Think of the English word “arboretum,” a place where trees and plants are studied and displayed because it starts with “arb-” similar to “arbeitet,” meaning work-related activities.
– Relate “arbeitet” to “arbeit,” the German noun for “work.” The ending “-et” is commonly found in the third-person singular present tense of German verbs.
– Use the phrase “he works hard as an ant” and picture an ant (“Ameise” in German) to remember “arbeitet,” as ants are known for their hard work.

**Explanations:**

“Arbeitet” is the third-person singular present tense conjugation of the German verb “arbeiten,” which means “to work.” It is equivalent to “he works” or “she works” in English.

**Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:**

– “tätig sein” – another way to express that someone is active in a job or activity
– “wirken” – can also mean to work, especially in an artistic or literary context
– “schaffen” – to work, to create, or to accomplish something

**Conjugations:**

– Infinitive: arbeiten
– Present Tense: ich arbeite (I work), du arbeitest (you work, singular informal), er/sie/es arbeitet (he/she/it works), wir arbeiten (we work), ihr arbeitet (you work, plural informal), sie/Sie arbeiten (they/you work, formal)
– Simple Past Tense: ich arbeitete (I worked)
– Present Perfect Tense: ich habe gearbeitet (I have worked)
– Future Tense: ich werde arbeiten (I will work)

**Examples of Sentences:**

– Present: “Er arbeitet jeden Tag von neun bis fünf.” (He works every day from nine to five.)
– Simple Past: “Gestern arbeitete er bis spät in die Nacht.” (Yesterday he worked late into the night.)
– Present Perfect: “Er hat heute schon acht Stunden gearbeitet.” (He has already worked eight hours today.)
– Future: “Nächstes Jahr wird er in einem neuen Unternehmen arbeiten.” (Next year he will work at a new company.)

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