The Auxiliary Harbon and the Auxiliary Sign?

When do i use the auxiliary harbon? Well, you explain that habin works with most verbs. But when there is a change of police or yes, we esin, exactly. So for example, with verbs like faren gaen, where we are first somewhere, and then later we are somewhere else,. but also verbs like anslafand to fall asleep, because first we're awake and later we are sleep. There's a change of state, exactly. Shall we practise this? Yes, i have two sentences for you, mark kin. And i have bought, or, i bought a loaf of bread. A loaf of bread is tat. I bogt bought

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