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ESTAR ESTAR ++
PAST PARTICIPLESPAST PARTICIPLES
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So what, exactly, is a past participle?
A past participle is the form of a verb, typically ending in -ed in English, that is used in forming perfect and passive tenses and sometimes as an adjective.
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Examples of past participles:
EATEN
SLEPTDANCED
INSPIRED
FALLEN
PLAYED
CALLED
STOOD
FINISHED
Think of these words after HAVE or HAD.
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Two uses of participles
1.) VERB
2.) ADJECTIVE
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To form the REGULARES:
1.) Drop of the infinitive ending.
2.) For -AR verbs: add “ado” hablar → ado: sacar → ado:
3.) For -ER/-IR verbs: add “ido”comer → ido: vivir → ido:
hablado = spokensacado = taken
comido = eatenvivido = lived
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Ejemplos:
decorar
conocer
preferir
decoradodecorated
conocidoknown
preferidopreferred
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Pause for practice: ACT 1
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Las Respuestas
1. sentado2. escondido3. comido4. encendido5. parado6. hablado
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Uso #1: COMO VERBO
A past participle is the part of the verb which is used to form compound
tenses. Use the present perfect to tell what a person has done.
Hemos terminado.. We have finished.
No te había visto. I hadn’t seen you.
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No te preocupes si noentiendes el uso con
verbos. Nosotros vamos a aprenderlo en Capítulo 5.
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Uso #2: COMO ADJETIVOPast participles can also function as adjectives. Many adjectives in Spanish are actually PAST
PARTICIPLES of verbs. If used as an adjective,They must agree in both gender and number
with the noun they modify.
Las ventanas están rotas.The windows are broken.
El trabajo está terminado.The work is finished.
VENTANAS = femenino/pluralROTAS = femenino/plural
TRABAJO = masculino/singularTERMINADO = masculino/singular
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Estar + Past Participle
The past participle is frequently used with estar to describe CONDITIONS that are the result of a previous action. In those cases, the past participle agrees with the subject in gender and number because it is used as an adjective.
The painter is seated.La pintora está sentada.
The walls were painted.Las paredes estaban pintadas.
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Some verbs have irregular past participles.
REVV MAC PHDDREVV MAC PHDD
Remember this acronym:
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R
E
V
V
M
A
C
P
H
D
D
Romper
Escribir
Ver
Volver
Morir
Abrir
Cubrir
Poner
Hacer
Decir
Devolver
Roto
Escrito
Visto
Vuelto
Muerto
Abierto
Cubierto
Puesto
Hecho
Dicho
Devuelto
Broken
Written
Seen
Returned
Died
Opened
Covered
Put/Placed
Done/Made
Said
Returned
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There is one more verb in the chapter that is not in the
acronym:
(R) Resolver Resuelto Resolved
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Or… you can sing my song!
To the tune of “Happy Birthday”
Dicho, Hecho, PuestoRoto, Vuelto, VistoDevuelto, EscritoAbierto, Muerto
¡Cubierto!
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More IRREGULARESMost verbs that have two vowels together in the
infinitive have a written accent on the í of the past participle.
Caer Oír Traer Leer Reír Sonreír Creer
CaídoOídoTraídoLeídoReídoSonreídoCreído
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Pause for practice: ACT 2
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Las Respuestas
La clase (preparar)
preparadaLos vasos (romper)
rotos
Los platos (lavar)
lavadosEl gato (morir)
muerto
El trofeo (ganar)
ganadoEl poema (escribir)
escrito
El cuarto (arreglar)
arregladoLas puertas
(cerrar) cerradas
Los artistas (conocer)
conocidosLas bebidas
(beber) bebidas
Las mesas (poner)
puestasLos árboles
(caer) caídos