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Past verbs are used to make past simple sentences

eg ran past tense of run: The dog ran to school.

or walked past tense of walk: We walked to school last week.

Past participles are used to make:

perfect verb phrases eg - has walked - have waited- had come

passive verb phrases eg - is played - are drunk - were eaten

Past participles for regular verbs are the same as the past simple

eg walk / walked / walked - just add -ed to the verb

for irregular verbs the past participle is a new word or sometimes the same word is used.

eg cut / cut / cut - for the verb cut all forms are the same.

or run / ran / run - the basic verb and the past participle are the same

or eat / ate / eaten - each form has a different word

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