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Among the present-day Scandinavian languages, only Danish and possibly Faroese have a split auxiliary system where unaccusative verbs form perfects with BE, while transitive and unergative verbs form perfects with HAVE (see e.g. Vikner & Sprouse 1988, Platzack 1988, Larsson 2009, 2013); see the Danish examples in (1). 1 Icelandic, Norwegian and Swedish have the auxiliary HAVE in both contexts, just like English.

HAVE and BE + participle of an unaccusative verb