Participle of German verb sich auslaufen (hat)
The participles of sich auslaufen are: sich auslaufend, ausgelaufen.
For participle I, the ending -end
(suffix) is added to the base lauf
(verb stem).
To form the past participle, the irregular ending -en
(suffix) is appended to the irregular basis lauf
(verb stem).
In addition to the ending, after the separable prefix aus-
, a -ge-
is included.
The formation of the forms corresponds to the grammatical rules for the conjugation of verbs in the participle.
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aus·laufen
aus·laufen
C2 · irregular · haben · separable · reflexive
Participle
| sich auslaufend |
| ausgelaufen |
Verb table Conjugation rules
- Present of auslaufen
- Imperfect of auslaufen
- Imperative of auslaufen
- Present Subjunctive of auslaufen
- Imperfect Subjunctive of auslaufen
- Infinitive of auslaufen
- Participle of auslaufen
- How do you conjugate verbs in German?
Present Imperfect Imperative Subjunctive I Subjunctive II Infinitive Participle
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Further rules for conjugation of auslaufen
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Present?
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Imperfect?
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Imperative?
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Present Subjunctive?
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Imperfect Subjunctive?
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Infinitive?
- How do you conjugate auslaufen in Participle?
- How do you conjugate verbs in German?
Present Imperfect Imperative Subjunctive I Subjunctive II Infinitive Participle
Translations
Translation of German sich auslaufen (hat)
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Verb forms in Participle of sich auslaufen (hat)
The verb sich auslaufen (hat) fully conjugated in all persons and numbers in the Participle Present Perfect
Participle Present Perfectpart of speech
- ich liefe mir/mich aus (1st PersonSingular)
- du liefest dir/dich aus (2nd PersonSingular)
- er lieft sich aus (3rd PersonSingular)
- wir liefen uns aus (1st PersonPlural)
- ihr lieft euch aus (2nd PersonPlural)
- sie liefen sich aus (3rd PersonPlural)
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