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Past participle

El participio pasado se refiere a una acción que se inició y completó en el pasado.

Have: Verbo que significa tener

IYou We They

HeShe It

Have

Has

En el pasado participio have ya no significa tener, si no que se convierte en un auxiliar para poder expresar experiencias pasadas

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Verbos regulares

Verbos irregulares

1. La mayoria solo reciben "ed" al final de la palabra

Deben memorizarse.

Listen - Listened

Be - BeenBring - BroughtBuild - Built Choose - ChosenDo - DoneDrink - Drunk Drive - Driven Eat - Eaten

2. A los que terminan en "e" se les agrega una "d"

Close - Closed

3. Los que terminan en consonante + "y", la "y" se remplaza por "ied"

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Try - Tried

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Excepción: los que tienen una vocal antes de la "y", conservan la "y"

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Stay - Stayed

Ejemplos

Auxiliar (have / has)

Complement

Past participle verb

Antonio has gone to Europe many times.

Antonio has not / hasn´t gone to Europe many times

Has Antonio gone to Europe?

Estudiante: Esmeralda Jocelyn Lopez Rodriguez