Past Participle

The past participle form is the form that adds an
-ed at the end of a verb usually. Here are some examples in English:

• Abandon - Abandoned

• Jump - Jumped

• Live - Lived

​Please note that this is not always the case in adding an -ed to make a past participle form. For example:

Eat - Eaten

​In Spanish, to turn AR verbs into their past participle form, simply change the "-ar" ending to "-ado." For example, "hablar" becomes "hablado."

• Bailar - Bailado

• Trabajar - Trabajado

• Contar - Contado

​In Spanish, to turn ER verbs into their past participle form, simply change the "-er" ending to "-ido." For example, "Comer" becomes "comido."

• Beber- Bebido

• Crecer- Crecido

• Mentir- Mentido

• Irregular Past Participle verbs

• Past Patrticiple(Youtube video)