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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference between ate and eaten?
Hi, I would like to know the difference between eat and eaten, beat and beaten, and any words in the past tense that ends with -en...
Can you also give me some examples in sentences so I can understand it better?
Thank you so much.
Can you also give me some examples in sentences so I can understand it better?
Thank you so much.
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Anonymous Hi, I would like to know the difference between eat and eaten, beat and beaten, and any words in the past tense that ends with -en... Can you also give me some examples in sentences so I can understand it better? I eat every day.
- Anonymous Hi, I would like to know the difference between eat and eaten, beat and beaten, and any words in the past tense that ends with -en...
- Can you also give me some examples in sentences so I can understand it better?
- I eat every day.
- I have eaten.
- I'm no longer hungry.
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AnonymousHi, I would like to know the difference between eat and eaten, beat and beaten, and any words in the past tense that ends with -en...I eat every day.
Can you also give me some examples in sentences so I can understand it better?
I have eaten. I'm no longer hungry.
Our team beat their soccer team yesterday.
Their team was bea
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Hi Anon:
Every English verb has 4 parts. One part is the word you find in the dictionary, such as "beat" or "eat". This is used in present tense and infinitives.
I like to eat.
My mom likes to beat eggs.
The second part is past. The past of "eat" is "ate". The past of "beat" is "beat".!
I ate the eggs.
Mom beat three eggs and scrambled them.
The thir
Every English verb has 4 parts. One part is the word you find in the dictionary, such as "beat" or "eat". This is used in present tense and infinitives.
I like to eat.
My mom likes to beat eggs.
The second part is past. The past of "eat" is "ate". The past of "beat" is "beat".!
I ate the eggs.
Mom beat three eggs and scrambled them.
The thir
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eat is present tense and eaten is past participle. Eat is used in Simple present sentences, where as eaten is used in present perfect and past perfect sentences with the word "been".
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the first sentence is simple present and the second is present prefect.
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Can you believe I took eat for breakfast and since than I don't feel like eating anything.
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Honestly, this is one of the most concise answers I've found in answer to my own question. Thank you!
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