Hello there! Great question. The past participle of "set" is "set." Unlike other verbs, "set" doesn't change its past participle form. So, whether you're using the present tense or the past tense, "set" remains the same.
Let me give you an example: - Present tense: I set the table for dinner. - Past tense: I set the table for dinner yesterday. - Past participle: I have set the table for dinner many times before.
As you can see, in both the past tense and the past participle examples, "set" remains the same.
Think of the word "set" like a chameleon - it's versatile and adapts to whatever tense you're using it in. That's one less thing you have to worry about when it comes to irregular verbs!
I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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