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With this lesson we finish our introduction to the German perfekt tense by looking at Germen verbs ending with -ieren. 🥳 If you came this far you already mastered 50% of what you need to pass A1! After this there will be 70 more content lessons and 10 review lessons. 📝 If you studied all the way from lesson 1 to here, well done! You already made a great start on your way to German mastery. Celebrate by commenting with any emoji of your choice 😊🥳🎉🎊

Let's continue learning about the perfekt tense in this lesson. Concretely we'll look at how to build it with non-separable prefix verbs, such as 'empfehlen' (to recomment) and 'verkaufen' (to sell). 📝 What was the last thing you sold? Write a sentence about it in German.

Let's continue our journey of the Perfekt tense. In this lesson we look at the two most important verbs: sein and haben. 📝 Wie ist dein Tag gestern gewesen? (side note: when we use sein and haben in the past in German, we more commonly use a different tense called Präteritum. However, there is nothing wrong with using the Perfekt either. We will cover Präteritum in Lessons 73 + 74. For this exercise use perfekt, just like you learn it in this lesson. )

Alright let's continue with perfekt tence. In this lesson you'll learn how to build it with separable verbs. It's slightly tricky but fortunately there is a rule here, so you don't need to memorize verbs individually 😌 📝 Wann bist du gestern aufgestanden? 🥱