PARTICIPLE VERBS

​PARTICIPLE VERBS

Do you have a hobby?


Read the passage about Anna's hobby and write all the REGULAR PARTICIPLES you can find.


HINT: write in the same order they appear in the text; separated by , (comma) verb,verb,verb,verb...

By Marília Pinheiro

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Anna has recently started a new hobby—painting. She has always loved art, but she has never painted before. Last month, she bought her first set of paints and brushes, and since then, she has created three beautiful paintings. Her family has already complimented her work several times. Anna feels proud because she has managed to learn this skill all by herself. Although she hasn’t taken any professional classes, she has learned a lot by watching videos online. Every evening, she spends time in her studio, and her collection of paintings has grown.

Anna’s best friend, Sarah, hasn’t seen the paintings yet, so she’s planning to visit soon. Anna has invited her over, and Sarah is excited. Anna is eager to hear Sarah’s feedback because she has been working hard to improve her techniques. Painting has become an important part of Anna’s life, and she feels happier since she started.

Have you ever tried painting?

Now let's read again about Anna's hobby and look for some IRREGULAR PARTICIPLES


REMEMBER: write in the same order they appear in the text; separated by , (comma) verb,verb,verb,verb...

By Marília Pinheiro

Fill in the Blanks

Anna has recently started a new hobby—painting. She has always loved art, but she has never painted before. Last month, she bought her first set of paints and brushes, and since then, she has created three beautiful paintings. Her family has already complimented her work several times. Anna feels proud because she has managed to learn this skill all by herself. Although she hasn’t taken any professional classes, she has learned a lot by watching videos online. Every evening, she spends time in her studio, and her collection of paintings has grown.

Anna’s best friend, Sarah, hasn’t seen the paintings yet, so she’s planning to visit soon. Anna has invited her over, and Sarah is excited. Anna is eager to hear Sarah’s feedback because she has been working hard to improve her techniques. Painting has become an important part of Anna’s life, and she feels happier since she started.

WHERE HAVE YOU DREAMED OF VISITING ?


Read the passage about James and Laura's dream trip and write all the REGULAR PARTICIPLES you can find.


HINT: write in the same order they appear in the text; separated by , (comma) verb,verb,verb,verb...

By Marília Pinheiro

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James and Laura have always dreamed of visiting Paris. Finally, last week, their dream has come true. They have just returned from their first trip to France, and they have brought back many memories. They have visited the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and several cafés. Laura has taken hundreds of pictures, while James has written in his travel journal every day. They have also tried French cuisine, and James has fallen in love with croissants.

Since coming back, they have shared their stories with friends and family. Their trip has been a wonderful experience, and they have already planned another visit for next year. Laura hasn’t stopped talking about the art galleries, and James has told everyone about the food. Paris has left a lasting impression on them, and they can’t wait to return.

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO PARIS ?


Read the passage about James and Laura's trip to Paris and write all the IRREGULAR PARTICIPLE you can find.


HINT: write in the same order they appear in the text; separated by , (comma) verb,verb,verb,verb...

By Marília Pinheiro

Fill in the Blanks

James and Laura have always dreamed of visiting Paris. Finally, last week, their dream has come true. They have just returned from their first trip to France, and they have brought back many memories. They have visited the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and several cafés. Laura has taken hundreds of pictures, while James has written in his travel journal every day. They have also tried French cuisine, and James has fallen in love with croissants.

Since coming back, they have shared their stories with friends and family. Their trip has been a wonderful experience, and they have already planned another visit for next year. Laura hasn’t stopped talking about the art galleries, and James has told everyone about the food. Paris has left a lasting impression on them, and they can’t wait to return.

The past participle of regular verbs is simple, add -ed or add -d

​live - lived - lived
share - shared - shared

​pull - pulled - pulled
call - called - called

​try - tried - tried
cry - cried -cried

remove -y add -ied or

plan - planned - planned
prefer - preferred

verbs ending in cvc
double last consonant and add -ed

Fill in the Blanks

write the participle of the verbs

(separarted by comma: live,love,save,move):

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live -

love -

save -

move -

Fill in the Blanks

write the participle of the verbs (separarted by comma):

pull -

call -

ask -

fix -

Fill in the Blanks

write the participle of the verbs (separarted by comma):

try -

hurry -

cry -

carry -

Fill in the Blanks

write the participle of the verbs (separarted by comma):

plan -

stop -

prefer -

travel -

The past participle of irregular verbs has no rule!
but let's find some similarities....

Fill in the Blanks

LOOK THE LIST AND COMPLETE THE PARTICIPLE ONES...

-en

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break - broke - broken

steal - stole - stolen

speak - spoke - ???

wake - woke - ???

choose - chose - ???

Fill in the Blanks

LOOK THE LIST AND COMPLETE THE PARTICIPLE ONES...

-ought | -aught

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fight - fought - fought

think - thought - thought

buy - bought - ????

bring - brought - ???

catch - caught - ???

Fill in the Blanks

LOOK THE LIST AND COMPLETE THE PARTICIPLE MISSING ONES...

-ent

*

lend - lent - lent

send - ??

spend - ??

Fill in the Blanks

LOOK THE LIST AND COMPLETE THE PAST SIMPLE AND PARTICIPLE OF THE MISSING ONES...

-ew | -own

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fly - flew - flown

know - knew - ??

draw - ?? - ??

grow - ?? - ??

Fill in the Blanks

LOOK THE LIST AND COMPLETE THE PARTICIPLE MISSING ONES...

(no change - repeat )

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CUT - CUT - CUT

HIT - ??

SHUT - ??

PUT - ??

Fill in the Blanks

LOOK THE LIST AND COMPLETE THE PAST SIMPLE AND PARTICIPLE OF THE MISSING ONES...

I > A > u

*

drink - drank - drunk

ring - rang - ?

sing - ?? - ??

swim - ?? - ??

​No, there's no rule for irregular participle verbs.
And there are many more with no connection at all...

go - was - gone
be - was / were - been
eat - ate - eaten
forget - forgot - forgoten
come - came - came
run - ran - run

​So, let's keep practicing and using it! : )

stand - stood
understand - understood
sell - sold
tell - told