For those who have just started studying English I will explain what it is, because it can lead to some confusion.
Past Participle
It is the third form of the verb, which used for tense formation. IT IS NOT A TENSE ALREADY. It is just some form of a verb that is needed. It is used to create active and passive tense structures.
Active: Present Perfect Simple, Past Perfect Simple and Future Perfect Simple.
Passive: almost in every tense form.
How to form it?
Formation depends on verb. Regular verbs form Past Participle by simply adding +ed to the stem. The rules are the same as for Past Simple with regular verbs.
With irregular verbs everything is much easier ;-) You just need to memorise all the three forms for all irregular verbs! Don't be scared of it. It's not that difficult.
For better understanding I provide a presentation
Past Participle
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Past Participle
It is the third form of the verb, which used for tense formation. IT IS NOT A TENSE ALREADY. It is just some form of a verb that is needed. It is used to create active and passive tense structures.
Active: Present Perfect Simple, Past Perfect Simple and Future Perfect Simple.
Passive: almost in every tense form.
How to form it?
Formation depends on verb. Regular verbs form Past Participle by simply adding +ed to the stem. The rules are the same as for Past Simple with regular verbs.
With irregular verbs everything is much easier ;-) You just need to memorise all the three forms for all irregular verbs! Don't be scared of it. It's not that difficult.
For better understanding I provide a presentation
Past Participle
