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Back to Mini Lessons Past Participles: To be able to handle the Present Perfect Tense, the Past Perfect Tense, the Future Perfect Tense and the Conditional Perfect Tense in Spanish, you’re going to have to learn how to form the past participle. It’s quite easy...for “-ar” verbs, just lop off the “-ar” and add “-ado”. For “-er” and “-ir” verbs, just lop off the ending and add “-ido”. There are about ten exceptions that you’ll want to have at your disposal. They appear below, along with ten regular verbs. Convert the following verbs to their corresponding past participle form. The answers are below. Remember: AR -> ado | ER or IR -> ido 1 . poner 2 . cerrar 3 . abrir 4 . cubrir 5 . cambiar 6 . tomar 7 . hacer 8 . aprender 9 . ver 10 . conocer 11 . saber 12 . volver 13 . desayunar 14 . decir 15 . descansar 16 . escribir 17 . traer 18 . romper 19 . morir 20 . dormir Answers: 1 . puesto 2 . cerrado 3 . abierto 4 . cubierto 5 . cambiado 6 . tomado 7 . hecho 8 . aprendido 9 . visto 10 . conocido 11 . sabido 12 . vuelto 13 . desayunado 14 . dicho 15 . descansado 16 . escrito 17 . traído 18 . roto 19 . muerto 20 . dormido |
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