Spanish Verb Conjugations
Participles in Spanish
- This page seems to be about Spanish participles, relating them to English.
Regular Participles
- The regular past participle formation in Spanish:
- For -ar verbs, the ending is -ado.
- For -er and -ir verbs, the ending is -ido.
Examples
- Abrir (to open) --> Abierto (opened)
- Cubrir (to cover) --> Cubierto (covered)
- Poner (to put/place/set) --> Puesto (put/placed/set)
- Hacer (to do/make) --> Hecho (made/did)
- Decir (to say/tell) --> Dicho (said/told)
- Devolver (to return something) --> Devuelto (returned)
- Morir (to die) --> Muerto (died)
- Resolver (to resolve) --> Resuelto (resolved)
- Escribir (to write) --> Escrito (written)
- Ver (to see) --> Visto (seen)
- Volver (to return - referring to a person) --> Vuelto (returned)
- Ser/Haber (to be) --> Sido (been)
Auxiliary Verb Haber
- Forms of the auxiliary verb haber:
Irregular Participles
- Some verbs have irregular past participles.
Participle Endings
- -ar verbs use the ending -ado
- -er/-ir verbs use the ending -ido
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