walked.
The past participle of irregular (also called “strong") verbs usually ends in –en and As mentioned, either haben and sein may appear as the auxiliary verb in . Remember that English present tense, “he is running," “she is swimming" etc.,
The verbs sein and haben are important verbs in the German language – we use them to form compound tenses. We also present, simple past, past participle

rennen (irregular, third-person singular simple present rennt, past tense rannte, past (intransitive, auxiliary: “sein") to run; to race; to sprint (said of competeting
30 Mar 2017 Learn to translate the verb "to be" (sein) into German in the present, past, and Past Tense (Vergangenheit) of 'Sein' in German and English.
Present participle: fahrend. Past participle: gefahren auf einem Fahrrad: ride; Schiffahrt sail; (verkehren) run; (abfahren) leave, go; (in Fahrt sein) be moving;
Auxiliary verb (conjugated) + Past Participle (at the end of the sentence) learn German grammar - perfect tense haben are some examples of Verbs of Movement: to go „gehen“, to travel „fahren“, to run „rennen“, to fly „fliegen“ and so on.
An auxiliary verb (present tense of either haben or sein) A past participle (which goes at the end of the sentence)
In German it's the same, except that sometimes sein (to be) is used instead of haben (to have). To form the past participle of weak verbs, add ge to the beginning, then drop the en or n and add t to the rennen (rennt, rannte, gerannt) – to run

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