The past participle of the word "refuse" is "refused". In English, regular verbs like "refuse" form the past participle by adding "-ed" to the base form. Now, this little word 'refused' comes in handy when we talk about things in the past – it’s like a time traveller, popping up to tell us something happened earlier. So, when you say, "I have refused the offer", you're using the past participle 'refused' to tell us about an action that took place before now. Pretty neat, huh? Now you'll be able to spot past participles in all sorts of places!
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