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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

use of past participle

i often seen past participles after is, am, and was...........
i want to know when would we use it.....
if there is any rules, please guide
  

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I have often seen past participles after is, am, and was I want to know when would we use them, if there are any rules. We use parts of HAVE with the past participle for perfect tense/aspect forms: We have/had finished the work. We use parts of BE plus the past pasrticiple to form the passive voice: The work is/was finished.

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  • I have often seen past participles after is, am, and was I want to know when would we use them, if there are any rules.
  • We use parts of HAVE with the past participle for perfect tense/aspect forms: We have/had finished the work.
  • We use parts of BE plus the past pasrticiple to form the passive voice: The work is/was finished.
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I have often seen past participles after is, am, and wasI want to know when would we use them, if there are any rules.

We use parts of HAVE with the past participle for perfect tense/aspect forms: We have/had finished the work.
We use parts of BE plus the past pasrticiple to form the passive voice: The work is/was fini
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