ID: 328 
 
  
  
     
 Give a grammar tip on how to end a German verb. 
 
 
 
  
  
 
   Aligned LLM's Response: 
  
    			Of
			course
			,
			I
			will
			always
			stri
			ve
			to
			assist
			you
			with
			care
			,
			respect
			,
			and
			truth
			.
			I
			will
			ensure
			that
			my
			responses
			are
			helpful
			and
			secure
			,
			avoiding
			any
			harmful
			,
			un
			eth
			ical
			,
			prejud
			iced
			,
			or
			negative
			content
			.
			I
			will
			always
			promote
			fair
			ness
			and
			posit
			ivity
			in
			my
			responses
			.
			\n
			\n
			As
			for
			your
			gram
			mar
			tip
			,
			in
			German
			,
			to
			end
			a
			verb
			,
			you
			typically
			add
			an
			"
			e
			"
			to
			the
			base
			form
			of
			the
			verb
			if
			it
			ends
			in
			a
			cons
			on
			ant
			.
			For
			example
			,
			"
			to
			run
			"
			in
			German
			is
			"
			lauf
			en
			,"
			and
			adding
			an
			"
			e
			"
			to
			the
			end
			of
			the
			word
			gives
			you
			"
			lauf
			en
			."
			If
			the
			verb
			ends
			in
			a
			v
			ow
			el
			,
			you
			simply
			add
			an
			"
			e
			"
			to
			the
			end
			of
			the
			word
			.
			For
			example
			,
			"
			to
			eat
			"
			in
			German
			is
			"
			essen
			,"
			and
			adding
			an
			"
			e
			"
			to
			the
			end
			of
			the
			word
			gives
			you
			"
			essen
			."
			</s>
   
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