past participle?

Question

my teacher told me that if we have to write a verb in past participle , we have to change the endings accordingly... fro ex- jugar-jugado(since ar changes to ado) comer-comido(since er changes to ido) but there are some verbs which do not change according to the above rule. for ex- ver, escribir, volver,cormir, haces, traer. in such cases, how do i identify the changes? how to change such verbs in past participle?

Answer 1

They must be learned through usage, even though, there is some order among the irregular past participles (e.g. all verbs with prefixes added to poner wiill have a similar past participles: suponer...supuesto, poner...puesto...componer...compuesto, etc.).

If you wish to know how the past participle is formed just enter the verb into the conjugation feature and it will display the 3 impersonal (non-finite) forms of the verbs. Be careful, Spanish has a few verbs that have 2 forms of the past participle.

Here is a list of the common irregular past participles, including some verbs that have two forms of the pp.

traer (from your list)...traído is not irregular