What is the perfect tense of haben, sein and geben? (German)?

Below are the conjugations of the perfect tense of these three verbs:

haben

ich habe gehabt = I have had

du hast gehabt = you (singular informal) have had

er / sie / es hat gehabt = he / she/ it has had

wir haben gehabt = we have had

ihr habt gehabt = you (plural informal) have had

Sie haben gehabt = you ( formal singular and plural) have had

sie haben gehabt = they have had

sein

ich bin gewesen = I have been

du bist gewesen = you (singular informal) have been

er / sie / es ist gewesen = he / she/ it has been

wir sind gewesen = we have been

ihr seid gewesen = you (plural informal) have been

Sie sind gewesen = you ( formal singular and plural) have been

sie sind gewesen = they have been

geben

ich habe gegeben = I have given

du hast gegeben = you (singular informal) have given

er / sie / es hat gegeben = he / she/ it has given

wir haben gegeben = we have given

ihr habt gegeben = you (plural informal) have given

Sie haben gegeben = you ( formal singular and plural) have given

sie haben gegeben = they have given

Examples of these verbs in the perfect tense in a sentence:

Wir haben zwei Katzen gehabt. (We had two cats)

Du bist sehr fleissig gewesen. (You have been very hardworking)

Hans und Petra haben uns Geld gegeben. (Hans and Petra have given us money)

As you will see, it is the auxiliary ("help") verb (haben or sein) that conjugates, not the past participle (gehabt, gewesen, gegeben). Note how the past participle is placed at the end of the sentence.

The first answer to this is using the perfect tense as your question asked, but this is quite long winded, you could also use the imperfect:

Ich hatte : I had war : I was gab : I gave

Du hattest warst gabst

er/sie/es hatte war gab

Wir hatten waren gaben

Ihr hattet wart gabt

sie/Sie hatten waren gaben

You can use the online dictionary 'leo' at the website *http://dict.leo.org/?lang=en* if you type a word, scroll down to the verbs of that search, click on the 'i' icon on the very right, and then click on the word under 'Konjugation / Deklination:' you can see every conjugated form of the verb, it's an excellent site:L

Take note however, that the imperfect tense is never used when speaking, only in written such as articles, books, you must use the perfect tense when speaking or writing beause if you use the imperfect e.g. Ich gab when speaking, it sounds really weird! you can however use the perfect tense whenever you like e.g. Ich habe gegeben.

Good luck with the rest of your german!

see david's answer! its correct!