The German verb planen means "to plan". Below are its 6 tenses as tables, 4 example sentences and answers to 3 common questions. Press play next to a present tense form or an example to hear it.
The present tense of planen is ich plane, du planst, er/sie/es plant, wir planen, ihr plant, sie/Sie planen. It is a regular -en verb, so every tense takes the standard -en endings. The tables below cover 6 tenses, from the present to the imperative. Its present participle is planend and its past participle is geplant.
| ich | plane | |
|---|---|---|
| du | planst | |
| er/ | plant | |
| wir | planen | |
| ihr | plant | |
| sie/ | planen |
| ich | plante |
|---|---|
| du | plantest |
| er/ | plante |
| wir | planten |
| ihr | plantet |
| sie/ | planten |
| ich | habe geplant |
|---|---|
| du | hast geplant |
| er/ | hat geplant |
| wir | haben geplant |
| ihr | habt geplant |
| sie/ | haben geplant |
| ich | werde planen |
|---|---|
| du | wirst planen |
| er/ | wird planen |
| wir | werden planen |
| ihr | werdet planen |
| sie/ | werden planen |
| ich | plante |
|---|---|
| du | plantest |
| er/ | plante |
| wir | planten |
| ihr | plantet |
| sie/ | planten |
| du | plane |
|---|---|
| ihr | plant |
| Sie | planen Sie |
Planen is regular. The forms follow the regular weak pattern, with plante in the simple past and geplant as the past participle.
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Yes, planen is regular. Its forms follow the regular weak pattern.
The past participle is geplant. The auxiliary is haben, as in ich habe geplant.
It uses the stem plan plus the regular past ending: ich plante, du plantest, er plante, wir planten, ihr plantet, sie planten.