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HAS” OR “HAVE” TOGETHER WITH THE PARTICIPLE FORM OF VERB MAKES THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE.
can someone explain me this with an example. What is participle form of verb?
HAS” OR “HAVE” TOGETHER WITH THE PARTICIPLE FORM OF VERB MAKES THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE.
can someone explain me this with an example. What is participle form of verb?
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Participle form of a verb is a form of the verb with -ed and -ing attached to the verbs. Note that these two suffixes are applicable only for regular verbs such as to help, to jump etc.
The participle forms will become:
helped (used for past and present perfect)
helping (used for present perfect continuous)
etc
For irregular verbs, we need to be careful as these verbs take different forms and are thus 'irregular'. Verbs such as to sing, to drink, to bring etc. are all irregular verbs
The participle forms will become :
sung (used for past and present perfect)
singing (used for present perfect continuous)
etc
NB: -ing forms of both the regular and irregular verbs are the same while the -ed forms are different.
Examples of complete sentences:
I think I have met him once before.
I had done my homework by 1 pm.
I have already studied for my exam.
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