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| شباب انا الحمدلله اتكلم انجليزي عل خفيف بس ابيكم تعلموني متى استخدم التصريف الثالث للفعل بليز هذا اللي معقدني باللغه واللي بيشرح لي اكون له من الشاكرين
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| رد: بليز لذوي الخبره هههههههههه هلا والله القيصر ... يا خوي تعرف اشغال ومثلك عارف الله يعين بس ... The past participle is formed by adding '-ed' to the end of regular verbs: asked, walked, wanted. You have to learn the past participle of irregular verbs separately. If you have a list of irregular verbs, the past participle is the third column. Now the use: We use the past participle to form perfect tenses: have + participle. I have never BEEN to Paris. The train had LEFT when I arrived. Also in passive sentences: to be + participle. Hamlet was WRITTEN by Shakespeare. My car has been STOLEN. I found this, maybe it will help- Past Participles usually are formed by adding ed to the verb base. The past participle of hunt is hunted. Past participles function in three ways. example: Hunted by lions, the antelope scattered into the trees. The past participle hunted is part of a phrase that modifies antelope. It's an adjective. example: The hunted antelope scattered into the trees. Here the past participle is a one-word adjective. example: The lions have hunted antelope. The past participle hunted is part of the main verb (have hunted). example: The antelope will be hunted. The past participle hunted can be considered part of a passive verb or an adjective (better to consider it part of the transitive passive verb will be hunted so that you recognize the transitive active verb). example: The antelope that was hunted today was male. The dependent clause that was hunted today can be simplified to the past participle phrase hunted today: The antelope hunted today was male.
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