Bertha von Suttner: perfect tense change of state verbs, superlative adjectives
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I can use change of state verbs with 'sein' in the perfect tense and form superlatives before nouns, in the context of learning about the pacifist Bertha von Suttner.
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Form the perfect tense using 'sein' with verbs referring to a change of state, e.g., 'ist eingeschlafen'.
Form the superlative by adding '-ste' to the end of the adjective if it comes before a noun, e.g., 'billigste'.
Some superlative forms are irregular, e.g., 'beste', 'höchste', 'meiste'. Others have umlauts as in the comparative.
In 1905, Bertha von Suttner was the first woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
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