14/09/2021
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The participle is a non-personal form of the verb, that is, it is not conjugated in tenses. The participles acquire the function of qualifying adjective in a sentence. For example: Home taken it's huge.
It is also used to form compound times. For example: We had arrived before anyone.
The verboids (infinitive, gerund Y participle) are characterized by being invariable. However, when participles function as adjectives, they are governed by the same grammatical rules as adjectives, that is, they modify their gender and number to match the noun that modify it. For example: My friend was excited. / My friend was excited.
There are two types of participles:
openta | gavecho | I leftgives |
absuelta | spreadgone | I leftdo |
lovesdo | dilutegone | predictedcho |
tiedo | electgone | provta |
I attendeddo | in networkada | wellta |
drankgives | enthusiasmadored | i laugheddo |
I blesseddo | wrappedto | remarksdo |
singsdo | I wroteta | highlightsgives |
countdo | fixeddo | resolvedta |
contradictedcha | frito | reviveddo |
i believedgives | i havecha | roto |
coveredta | i havecho | savedo |
coveredto | taxesto | satisfiedcho |
describedto | unforeseento | visto |
undocho | metido | i liveddo |
woke upadored | dieta | i solddo |
returnedta | oppositesto | come backto |