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

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

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

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

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

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

​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