The past participle: ver (to see), escribir (to write), romper (to break)
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The past participle: ver (to see), escribir (to write), romper (to break)
Reminder: to form the past participle of regular verbs, we use the endings ‑ado and ‑ido.
Amar Amado
To love Loved
Vivir Vivido
To live Lived
Here are some verbs with irregular participles:
Ver Visto
To see Seen
Escribir Escrito
To write Written
Romper Roto
To break Broken
They are used in the same way as for verbs with regular past participles.
¿Has visto la película?
Have you seen the movie?
El libro está escrito en francés.
The book is written in French.
Tengo las piernas rotas.
My legs are broken.
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