The "past participle" always studied together with the irregular verbs and for that reason it seems less important.
actually the "past participle" deserve a very prominent position mainly because to be fluent in speaking very well known is that this verbal form.
us to learn the "past participle" once and for all, dedicated exclusively to the Unit 9 this verbal form.
is especially you say the past participle without hesitation when using:
- Present Perfect. Example: I Have Bought it. I've bought .
- Past Perfect. Example: They Had Studied . They had studied.
- Passive Voice. Example: She Was seen with That Man. She was seen with the man .
- Third Conditional Example: I Would not Have Made it. I would not have done.
- Ways to "Wish" (I hope) in the past. Example: I wish I HAD gone . wish I had gone.
This video have the theory of "past participle" and an explanation of "Past Participle" trap, which are the ones you pronounce costs.
I hope you learn them well so you can talk to real fluency.
****************** THANKS: I want to publicly special thanks to contributors alphabetical order: Carrasquel Álvaro Adrián Roberto Reboredo My who have helped me with the material of Unit 9.
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