Sein and haben fill in the blanks
Sein means 'to be' and haben means 'to have', the two most useful verbs in German. Type the correct form in each sentence, alone or with your class or team.
- Level
- Languages
- Subject
- German
- Category
- German
- Format
- Fill in the Blanks
- Questions
- 10
- Time
- About 7 min
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What's inside
- 10 Fill in the Blanks questions
- Instant feedback after every answer
- Works on any phone, tablet or laptop
First questions
- Ich ___ Lehrerin (I am a teacher).
- Du ___ einen Hund (You have a dog).
- Er ___ zwölf Jahre alt (He is twelve years old).
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