Daily Language Challenge
German Challenge
'Haben' or 'Sein' with the Verb 'Laufen' in German Past Tense?
In German, the verb 'laufen' (to run) typically goes with a certain auxiliary verb when expressing the action in the past tense. Can you determine the correct auxiliary verb between 'haben' and 'sein' to complete the sentence in context?
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