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What is the difference between haben verbs ge~~~ and sein verbs ge~~~ and how do I know the difference? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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In some dictionary u can find the word with sein verbs ge--
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"Haben" and "Sein" are auxiliary verbs.
The ge- is depending on the time:
Ich bin müde. (Simple Present)
Ich bin müde gewesen. (Past Perfect)
Ich habe hunger. (S.P.)
Ich habe hunger gehabt. (P.P.)
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