For each verb listed, write its present participle first and write its past participle second. am become begin catch buy come do fall choose

Am:

present participle - being

past participle - been

become:

present participle - becoming

past participle - become

begin:

present participle - beginning

past participle - begun

catch:

present participle - catching

past participle - caught

buy:

present participle - buying

past participle - bought

come:

present participle - coming

past participle - come

do:

present participle - doing

past participle - done

fall:

present participle - falling

past participle - fallen

choose:

present participle - choosing

past participle - chosen

Explanation:

The present participle of a verb is formed by adding -ing to it. It can function as an adjective or as a part of verb tenses (the "continuous" tenses). Study the examples below:

- The falling leaves only make the atmosphere more melancholic.

                                                 X

- The leaves are falling in beautiful spirals.

In the first sentence, "falling" works as an adjective, attributing a characteristic to the leaves. In the second sentence, it functions as a verb, part of the Present Continuous Tense, to indicate an action in progress.

The past participle is a verb form used to talk about completed actions. It is used to form perfect tenses in the active voice and all tenses in the passive voice. Study the examples below:

- She has chosen the one she likes best. (Active Voice)

- The one she likes best was chosen by her. (Passive Voice)

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