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过去式过去分词 有啥区别...(国外英文资料) 1, what is the difference between past tense and past participle?... Personal view, I hope I can help you! In spelling, the past tense of most verbs is the same as the past participle, but the usage is different; The past tense of verbs is often used to indicate past actions, States, or past events Example: He, got, up, at, 8:00 yesterday. (he got up at 8:00 yesterday) There are mainly three usages of the past participle of verbs: 1. use as an adjective Example: the, broken, desk (broken table), the, worried, mother (anxious mother) 2. put the verb behind the be to form the passive voice, which is passive Example: The, work, was, finished, yesterday. (this work was finished yesterday) The, classroom, is, being, cleaned. (classroom is being cleaned) 3. put it on the auxiliary verb have/has/had, and when it is finished, it means yes... Example: He, has, gone, to, Beijing. (he has gone to Beijing) I, havent, seen, you, for, three, years. (I havent seen you for three years) They, had, made, great, changes, since, they, went, to, college. (since they went to college, theyve changed a lot) Answer supplement The past participle phrase can be used as adverbial, attributive and other sentence elements, but in general, it contains the meaning of complete or passive This is mainly the difference between the present participle (the table or the active one) and the past tense Such as: Seen, from, the, top, the, city, is, very, beautiful., from the top, the city is beautiful. (the city doesnt see itself from the top, so its passive, using Seen) Seeing from, the, top, we, found, Seeing, the, city, is, very, beautiful.. From the top, we find the city beautiful. (we can see it from the top, so it is active, using it) 2. What is the difference between past tense and past participle in English? I, moved, to, Beijing, last, year Past I, have, been, in, Beijing, for, 2, years Been is past participle Leave the door locked Locked is the past tense A general expres