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Scarf book 352 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Passive participle

What meanings the passive participle give ? I can't understand it

  

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English verbs have two participles, 1) the present participle and 2) the past participle. " The past participle is used in passive-voice sentences. Is that what you are asking about?

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  • English verbs have two participles, 1) the present participle and 2) the past participle.
  • " The past participle is used in passive-voice sentences.
  • Is that what you are asking about?
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English verbs have two participles, 1) the present participle and 2) the past participle.
There is no "passive participle."

The past participle is used in passive-voice sentences. Is that what you are asking about?

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scarf book 352What meanings does the passive participle have?

Participles are non-finite forms; they have no meaning, as such, of their own except their core lexical meaning.

What you need to know is rather the usage of participles.

The past participle (passive participle;

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