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Past Participles as adjectives. -ado, - ido. In English. The past participle of many verbs can be used as an adjective. The past participle usually ends in – ed and is frequently used with the verb – to be to describe people, places, and things. The article is published
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Past Participles as adjectives -ado, -ido
In English • The past participle of many verbs can be used as an adjective. The past participle usually ends in –ed and is frequently used with the verb –to be to describe people, places, and things. • The article is published • The door is closed
How to form the past participle • To form the past participle : • Drop the infinitive ending • Add –ado for ar verbs • Add –ido for –er/-ir verbs • Arreglar-arreglado • Aprovechar-aprovechado • Pedir-pedido • Comer-comido
Supply the correct past participle • 1. tocar ______________ • 2. ordenar_______________ • 3. quitar ________________ • 4. asistir _______________ • 5. concluir ______________ • 6. discutir ______________
Agreement • When the past participle is used as an adjective, be sure the ending agrees in gender and in number with the noun it describes. El librocerradoThe closed book Los libroscerradosThe closed books La tiendacerradaThe closed store Las tiendascerradasThe closed stores
Examples in a sentence • El hornoestáarreglado. The oven is fixed • Las tapas estánpedidas. The tapas are ordered. • El libroestácerrado. The book is closed. • La puertaestácerrada. The door is opened.
Fill in the blanks with the correct past participle • El informeestá __________(escribir) • El microondasestá ___________(romper) • La duchaestá _________(limpiar) • Los mandadosestán __________(hacer) • La tiendaestá ____________(abrir)