Difference Between Past Tense and Past Participle? | English Grammar

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Past Tense: I ate eggs for brunch. Past Participle: I had eaten eggs for brunch.

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1> my dad bought a cake 2> My dad has bought a cake. Every video says difference but why and when to use the 1 or the 2 sentences. Can anyone explain this? Can I use either of them or is there any other reason to use the participle form in the past?

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1. I went there 2. I had gone there

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You mean that I can use the past participle form if I don’t wanna use the past tense?

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I've a question for you. We often hear the expression "to be woke" nowadays and we are told "woke" is the past participle of "wake". I don't understand, I have always been told that the past participle of "wake" is "woken" or "waked" (archaic use). Isn't "woke" the simple past of "wake"? Thank you for any explanation.

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Can you please tell me difference between “dad bought” and “dad has bought” I completely messed up with this. How and where to use

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I forgot to prepare a greeting card to her. :- Simple past tense. I had forgotten to prepare a greeting card to her. :- Past participle. Is it right?

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Wrong buddy

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U have not mentioned period in the simple past tense like last week , last night and yesterday .. if u had used then only u can use had otherwise u must use have

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I chose to stay alone in our house yesterday. I had chosen to stay in our house yesterday. Am I right?😅

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'I had been sick for the past 3 weeks' is a past participle sentence.

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You go "on" a trip, not "to" a trip... It was hard to pay attention after that. Nice video anyway.

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I have done with my house chores I did my house house chores

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i cooked food yesterday I have cooked food

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We kept shouting all night. (past tense) I have shouted to people. (present perfect tense)

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I have forgotten his name i have forgotten my password I cant unlock my phone

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Instead of explaining the difference between them you spent mostly on the other things. No one who wanted to know the difference would follow you. Try to focus on what the title of your talk promised

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