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Past Participle Quest

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Identify the verb form used with perfect tenses.

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Identify the verb form used with perfect tenses.

by Renata
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I am a verb form that follows have, has, or had, to show something completed. I often end in -ed, but not always; I changes with the subject and tense. What am I?

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Examples: walked, eaten, written; think of the form that completes the phrase 'have ___' or 'had ___'.

I frequently end with -ed, but there are irregular forms too.

I pair with have, has, or had to form perfect tenses.

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I am a form of a verb that shows something has been completed. I am often paired with have/has/had to signal the action is finished. I describe results in clauses such as a manuscript that has become _______.

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Hint 3: It is the form you see in phrases like 'the report is ______' or 'the letters were ______'.

Hint 2: It often appears after have/has/had to indicate a completed action.

Hint 1: It is related to the verb 'write' but is not the base form.

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