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Both are possible, but in different situations:
Ik heb gehuild. (I have cried.)
Er is gehuild. (There was crying.)
In longer sentences:
Ik heb gehuild bij de begrafenis. (I have cried at the funeral.)
Er is gehuild bij de begrafenis. (There was crying at the funeral --> People cried at the funeral.)
In the last case the verb "worden" can also be used instead of "zijn", like this:
Er werd gehuild bij de begrafenis. (There was crying at the funeral --> People cried at the funeral.)
The difference is not really evident, and many people use whichever they like.
Ik heb gehuild. (I have cried.)
Er is gehuild. (There was crying.)
In longer sentences:
Ik heb gehuild bij de begrafenis. (I have cried at the funeral.)
Er is gehuild bij de begrafenis. (There was crying at the funeral --> People cried at the funeral.)
In the last case the verb "worden" can also be used instead of "zijn", like this:
Er werd gehuild bij de begrafenis. (There was crying at the funeral --> People cried at the funeral.)
The difference is not really evident, and many people use whichever they like.
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