What you did for and with others: perfect tense
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I can use the perfect tense to say what happened between people in the past.
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Reading is a good way to strengthen word knowledge and can be done in a range of ways.
The perfect tense is formed with a present tense part of 'haben' or 'sein' and a past participle.
Many past participles are formed by adding ge- to the start of the verb stem and -t to the end.
For verbs starting with be-, er- and ver- , the past participle does not have the prefix ge-.
Strong verbs in the perfect tense form the past participle by adding -en; they often have a vowel change too.
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