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Hirose Posted 10 years ago
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i am needing your help

until now, i have been troubling about those classes of "participles" when/what/why do we use those? please give me some simple explanation about "participles"
  

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hirose classes of "participles" Classes: There are only 2; present and past. Participles are verb forms. They are listed in a good dictionary for each verb.

  • hirose classes of "participles" Classes: There are only 2; present and past.
  • Participles are verb forms.
  • They are listed in a good dictionary for each verb.
  • Formation: The present participle is always regular.
  • Add the suffix -ing to the base verb.
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hiroseclasses of "participles"
Classes:
There are only 2; present and past.
Participles are verb forms. They are listed in a good dictionary for each verb.

Formation:
The present participle is always regular. Add the suffix -ing to the base verb.
The past participle can be regular or irregular. For regular forms, add -ed to the base v
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thanks for your help.
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There is also the perfect participle: "having" + past participle, describing action completed. E.g.:

Having won the war, we now need to win the peace.

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