This document provides a table listing the past participle forms of common regular and irregular verbs in English. For regular verbs, the past participle is formed by adding "-ed" to the base verb. For irregular verbs, the past participle does not follow a predictable pattern and must be memorized, such as "be" becoming "been", "choose" becoming "chosen", and "steal" becoming "stolen". A second table gives examples of verb forms used in affirmative and negative statements in the present tense.

6. REGULAR VERBS – PAST PARTICPLE
IRREGULAR VERBS – PAST PARTICPLE

8. Past
Participle
Past
Participle
Past
Participle

9. be been
choose
steal
chosen
stolen
drive driven
have had
read
cut
read
cut
meet met
pay paid
grow
wear
know
grown
worn
known
Present
Tense
Past
Participle

10. Yes, __have
No ,__haven’t
Yes, __has
No ,__hasn’t