Where I went: singular perfect tense 'sein' vs 'haben', 'mit' + dative
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I can say where I went and how I got there, using the perfect tense with ‘sein’.
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[a] and [o] are short when followed by two consonants, but long in other words.
‘Mit’ is used with an article in the dative to describe the manner in which a person travels, e.g., ‘mit dem Bus’.
The perfect (past) tense is formed with three parts: subject, part of ‘haben’ or ‘sein’ and past participle.
‘Sein’ is used to form the perfect tense with past participles of verbs of movement to a destination.
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