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Last summer: singular perfect tense with weak and some strong verbs

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I can use the German perfect tense of weak and strong verbs with 'haben' to say what I, you and he or she did and to ask questions.

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'Welch-' is a determiner and question word which needs to agree with the noun it refers to. Past participles of weak and strong verbs with 'haben' are consolidated. The form of 'haben' changes when talking about different people but the past participle stays the same. For questions in the past tense, swap 'haben' and the subject. The past participle stays at the end of the sentence.

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