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binden

band - gebunden

finden

fand - gefunden

gelingen

gelang - gelungen

klingen

klang - geklungen

misslingen

misslang - misslungen

singen

sang - gesungen

sinken

sank - gesunken

springen

sprang - gesprungen

trinken

trank - getrunken

zwingen

zwang - gezwungen

beginnen

begann - begonnen

gewinnеn

gewann - gewonnen

rinnen

rann - geronnen

schwimmen

schwamm - geschwommen

sinnen

sann - gesonnen

spinnen

spann - gesponnen