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Past Participles. Past participles are verb forms that can be used as adjectives. Most past participles are formed by adding –d or–ed to the verb. Example:

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1 Past Participles

2 Past participles are verb forms that can be used as adjectives. Most past participles are formed by adding –d or–ed to the verb. Example: My mom will fix the ripped jeans.

3 Past Participles Some irregular verbs have special past participle forms Example: The broken shovel had to be thrown away.

4 Past Participles Identify the present participle in each of the following sentences: I put tape on the torn paper.

5 Past Participles She plans to hide the cracked vase from her mom.

6 Past Participles We were ice skating on the frozen pond.

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