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Anonymous What is perfect participle in English Grammar? I suppose that you mean the past participle, which is used in forming our perfect verb forms. (These use the verb 'have' + the past participle).
- Anonymous What is perfect participle in English Grammar?
- I suppose that you mean the past participle, which is used in forming our perfect verb forms.
- (These use the verb 'have' + the past participle).
- The past participle is the '-ed' form of our verbs except for the irregular verbs: Regular: played.
- I have never played cricket.
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AnonymousWhat is perfect participle in English Grammar?I suppose that you mean the past participle, which is used in forming our perfect verb forms. (These use the verb 'have' + the past participle). The past participle is the '-ed' form of our verbs except for the irregular verbs:
Regular: played. I have never played cricket.
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Anonymous What is perfect participle in English Grammar?"having" + a past participle. having done, having seen, having taken, ...
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