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How to form the “Partizip 2” in German past tense?
To speak in the German Perfekt tense, you will need to use the “Partizip 2”. Get to know everything in this article to finally become proficient at it.
When to Use "haben" and "sein" in the German Perfect Tense
Struggling with "haben" and "sein" in the German Perfect Tense? This article will guide you through the rules!
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