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anonymous What is the past participle of "are"? Before everything, please note that you need a proper terminal punctuation for every sentence you make, in this case a "question mark". Next, "are" is not the base form of a verb, but an inflection of the verb "be", the second-person singular and plural.
- anonymous What is the past participle of "are"?
- Before everything, please note that you need a proper terminal punctuation for every sentence you make, in this case a "question mark".
- Next, "are" is not the base form of a verb, but an inflection of the verb "be", the second-person singular and plural.
- The past participle form of "be" is "been" and the present participle is "being".
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anonymousWhat is the past participle of "are"?
Before everything, please note that you need a proper terminal punctuation for every sentence you make, in this case a "question mark".
Next, "are" is not the base form of a verb, but an inflection of the verb "be", the second-person singular and plural. The past participle form of "be" is "been" an
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