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fahren
fuhr

to drive

ist gefahren




Klaus ist nach Berlin gefahren.
tragen
trug

to carry; to wear

getragen




Hans hat die schwere Tasche


getragen.

schlagen
schlug

to hit; to beat

geschlagen




Der Mann hat den Jungen geschlagen.
vorschlagen
schlug vor

to suggest

vorgeschlagen




Was hat der Lehrer


vorgeschlagen?
waschen
wusch

to wash

gewaschen




Die Mutter hat das Kleid gewaschen.
einladen
lud ein

to invite

eingeladen




Ich habe die Nachbarn


zum Kaffee eingeladen.
wachsen
wuchs

to grow

ist gewachsen




Hans ist im Sommer gewachsen.

schaffen




NB!!! er schAfft

schuf




to create

geschaffen




Er hat in seinem Leben viel geschaffen.

graben

grub




to dig

gegraben




Der mann hat ein Loch gegraben.

laden

lud




to load

geladen

backen

buk




to bake

gebacken




Die Mutter hat einen leckeren Kuchen gebacken.