The past participle of the verb "disappear" is "disappeared". 📚 In English, regular verbs form the past participle by adding -ed to the base form. In the case of "disappear", the base form is "disappear", hence when -ed is added, it becomes "disappeared". It's used in several tenses like the present perfect tense ("The cat has disappeared") and the past perfect tense ("The cat had disappeared"). In each case, the action is in the past. That's why it's called "past" participle! So, if something has vanished in the past and you wish to talk about it now, "disappeared" is the form you would use. 🕵️♀️ But remember, not all verbs follow this regular pattern, and those are known as irregular verbs!
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