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'Saw' is simple past: 'I saw a snake yesterday. '
- 'Saw' is simple past: 'I saw a snake yesterday.
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'Saw' is simple past: 'I saw a snake yesterday. Uggh!'
'Seen' is the past participle, used in:
present perfect: 'I have seen a snake every time I have gone to the park.'
passive: 'Snakes are seen by many visitors to the park.'
nominative (rarely): 'Seen snakes will be identified by the park ranger.'
'Seen' is the past participle, used in:
present perfect: 'I have seen a snake every time I have gone to the park.'
passive: 'Snakes are seen by many visitors to the park.'
nominative (rarely): 'Seen snakes will be identified by the park ranger.'
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