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How möchten and gern work.
I am a little confused by the usage of möchten and mögen with gern. I was under the
impression that möchten meant "would like to", and mögen meant "to like".
for example, I have seen this written in a German textbook:
"Wen magst du besonders gern?"
Why is "gern" necessary in this sentence if mögen implies that I like something?
Similarly with "Was möchtest du gern tun?"
Is it necessary to have "gern" in these sentences? Or is it a way to show
politeness?
Would it be considered wrong or bad for my response to not have gern in it? For
example, if I had the question: "Was möchtest du gern tun?" and I responded with
"Ich möchte nach Berlin fliegen", or would it be better to do something like
"Ich möchte gern nach Berlin fliegen".
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3 verb clause
If I am trying to say something like "I want to go watch TV" would this use the verbs: wollen, fernsehen, and gehen?
If this is true, I am not sure the order that the verbs would be in. Example, is this correct:
Ich will sehen fern gehen
or
Ich will sehen gehen fern
etc.
So basically, I am having trouble understanding the order of the verbs at the end of a clause, and where the separable prefix goes when there are more than 2 verbs.
Danke.
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