The image explains the use of the German auxiliary verbs ‚haben‘ and ‚sein‘ in forming the perfect tense, presented in two color-coded columns. The left side, shaded in blue, focuses on ‚haben,‘ highlighting its use with most verbs (80%), traditional verbs with objects, and state-expressing verbs, accompanied by examples in German with Czech translations and small illustrative icons. The right side, shaded in orange, describes ‚sein,‘ specifying its use with specific verb groups related to movement (change of place) and change of state, plus special cases, also supported by German-Czech example sentences and small icons representing actions or states. The design includes clean typography, bright icons, and German and Czech flags to indicate language context, providing a clear, educational guide to German perfect tense formation.
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