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TEST YOUR ENGLISH! Irregular Past Participles
Do we say “I havecatched a cold” or, “I have caught a cold”? From present simple to present perfect, how do you know which past participle to use? Wait a minute. Use a PAST participle with the present perfect? Yes! In fact, there are two types of irregular past participles, and in this lesson, I will teach you when to use them. Be sure to complete the quiz at the end to confirm your understanding.
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