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SUMMARY:Telling People What to Do
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DESCRIPTION: Versuch&nbsp;es noch einmal.
Jakob is telling Jens to try it once again by using a form called&nbsp;imperative. For most verbs, the imperative is the infinitive without the -en&nbsp;ending.versuchen.
If Jakob used the&nbsp;Sie&nbsp;form in a conversation with Jens, he would have to say it like this:Versuchen Sie&nbsp;es noch einmal.
I believe you should not learn this form right now because there are more polite alternatives. A good example is a question:

Kannst du es noch einmal versuchen?
K&ouml;nnen Sie es noch einmal versuchen?

So I am presenting the imperative here so that you can understand it when people use it, but you don't have to learn it actively yet.

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