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How about trying to write a few yourself first? The past participle is the '-ed' form of the verb when used with 'have' or 'be' as the finite verb: I have eaten. He was arrested.
- How about trying to write a few yourself first?
- The past participle is the '-ed' form of the verb when used with 'have' or 'be' as the finite verb: I have eaten.
- He was arrested.
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How about trying to write a few yourself first? The past participle is the '-ed' form of the verb when used with 'have' or 'be' as the finite verb: I have eaten. He was arrested.
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The past participle can also be used as an adjective: the locked door; the burnt meat; the cherished children; the unopened packages.
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