What's the past participle of the word 'notice'? 😊
2023-06-26
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The past participle of the word 'notice' is 'noticed'. When we use a verb in its past participle form, it typically indicates that the action has already happened or been completed. So, if someone ‘noticed’ something, it means they previously observed or became aware of it.
In English, forming the past participle of most regular verbs is simple — we just add 'ed' at the end. However, irregular verbs like 'notice' have their own unique past participle forms. By understanding these irregularities, we can effectively communicate our ideas and experiences in the past tense.
Learning irregular verb forms can be challenging, but practicing and recognizing patterns can help you memorize them more easily. So, don't fret if you stumble upon some irregular verbs along your language learning journey. Keep calm and keep practicing! 😊🌟
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