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| '''ist/hat geritten''' | | '''ist/hat geritten''' | ||
| to ride | | to ride | ||
| When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “haben”, with | | When it is transitive, the auxiliary verb is “haben”, with “sein” also practically used; when it is intransitive, the auxiliary verb is “sein”. | ||
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| '''scheiden''' | | '''scheiden''' | ||
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| '''ist/hat gedrungen''' | | '''ist/hat gedrungen''' | ||
| to insist; to seep; to force one’s way | | to insist; to seep; to force one’s way | ||
| When it means “to insist”, the auxiliary verb is “haben”; otherwise | | When it means “to insist”, the auxiliary verb is “haben”; otherwise “sein”. | ||
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| '''erklimmen''' | | '''erklimmen''' | ||
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| '''ist/hat geschwommen''' | | '''ist/hat geschwommen''' | ||
| to swim; to float | | to swim; to float | ||
| When it means “to swim”, the auxiliary verb is “haben” or | | When it means “to swim”, the auxiliary verb is “haben” or “sein”; otherwise “sein”. | ||
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| '''schwinden''' | | '''schwinden''' | ||