German Perfect Tense

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To form the perfect tense we need $n$ different verbs.

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$n$

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The two different verbs are part of haben or sein and the ...............?

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past participle

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The auxiliary is usually part of ? Options: trinken, essen, sein, haben

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haben

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The German past participle is usually recognised because .......

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it starts with ge-

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The past participle starting "ge-" in German is the equivalent of the past participle ending in ....... in English

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-ed

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In German, the past participle of the verb is always .....?

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at the end of the sentence

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In German the auxiliary (part of haben or sein) is always ....

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second idea

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The "ich" form of haben is

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habe

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essen is the  ? of the verb

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infinitive

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trinken is the ? of the verb

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infinitive