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spielen

gespielt

lernen

gelernt

arbeiten

gearbeitet

baden

gebadet

regnen

geregnet

reparieren

repariert (-ieren dont have ge-)

machen

gemacht

üben

geübt

backen

gebacken

schlafen

geschlafen

waschen

gewaschen

essen

gegessen

lesen

gelesen

sehen

gesehen

finden

gefunden

singen

gesungen

trinken

getrunken

nehmen

genommen

sprechen

gesprochen

schreiben

geschrieben

sitzen

gesessen

stehen

gestanden

fahren

gefahren

fliegen

geflogen

gehen

gegangen

kommen

gekommen

reisen

gereist

wandern

gewandert

bleiben

gebleiben

sein

gewesen

sterben

gestorben

besuchen

besucht

erzählen

erzählt

verkaufen

verkauft

bekommen

bekommen

erfinden

erfunden

verstehen

verstanden

bringen

gebracht

denken

gedacht

kennen

gekannt

nennen

gnannt

rennen

gerannt

wissen

gewusst