
participios pasados como adjetivos
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In Spanish, past participles are often used as adjectives to describe the state of something. These are formed by adding "-ado" to the root of -ar verbs (like "cerrado" from "cerrar") or "-ido" to the root of -er and -ir verbs (like "roto" from "romper" or "escrito" from "escribir").
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How do they work? Describe the resulting state or condition:
A past participle used as an adjective describes the result of an action on the noun. For example, in the sentence "La puerta está cerrada", "cerrada" describes the state of the door as a result of it being closed.
Placement before or after the noun: Typically, these adjectives are placed before the noun when they are in the attribute position (e.g., "la ventana rota") or after the verb "estar" or other linking verbs in the predicate position (e.g., "la ventana está rota").
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Examples "La sopa servida está caliente." Here, "servida" describes the state of the soup as a result of having been served. "Llegaron con las tareas hechas." "Hechas" describes the state of the homework which has been completed.
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Irregulares y regulares- Empareja el participio con el infinitivo
La puerta está cerrada.
La ventana está rota.
La tarea asignada es difícil.
El dinero ganado fue suficiente.
La comida está preparada
The door is closed.
The window is broken
The assigned homework is difficult
The earned money was enough
Food is prepared
The door is closed.
The window is broken
The assigned homework is difficult
The earned money was enough
Food is prepared
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empareja
Puerta cerrada.
Comida quemada.
Flor cortada.
Coche lavado.
Libro leído.
Door closed.
Food burned.
Flower cut.
Car washed.
Book read.
Door closed.
Food burned.
Flower cut.
Car washed.
Book read.
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Los estudiantes siempre están _____ en el salón de clases.
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Pudimos entrar a la casa porque el perro estaba ___.
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Los novios están ____
enamorados
enamorado
enamorada
enamoradas
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Multiple Choice
Ya es hora de dormir y las luces están ___
apagados
apagadas
apagada
apagado
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Multiple Choice
No puedes leer nada si el libro está _______
cerrado
abierto
cierra
cerrados
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
El texto esta mal _______ (escribir)
escribido
escrito
escribida
escrita
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Multiple Choice
My sons have destroyed the house.
Mis hijos han destruido la casa.
Mis hijos hemos destruido las casa.
Mis hijas han destruido las casas.
Mis hermanos han destruido la caza.
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La puerta no está _______________.
cerrida
cebrida
abierta
cerrada
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El café y la comida ya están _____________
pagadas
pagado
paguido
pagados
In Spanish, past participles are often used as adjectives to describe the state of something. These are formed by adding "-ado" to the root of -ar verbs (like "cerrado" from "cerrar") or "-ido" to the root of -er and -ir verbs (like "roto" from "romper" or "escrito" from "escribir").
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