Irregular Verbs: Past Participles
been, gone, done, seen, eaten, written — the third form for have and the passive.
past participle of be (be · was / were · been)
/biːn/Have you ever been to London?
past participle of go (go · went · gone)
/ɡɒn/She isn't here — she has gone to the shops.
past participle of do (do · did · done)
/dʌn/I have already done my homework.
past participle of see (see · saw · seen)
/siːn/Have you seen the new Batman film?
past participle of eat (eat · ate · eaten)
/ˈiːtn/I've never eaten sushi.
past participle of write (write · wrote · written)
/ˈrɪtn/This book was written in 1950.
past participle of take (take · took · taken)
/ˈteɪkən/Who has taken my pen?
past participle of give (give · gave · given)
/ˈɡɪvn/We were given free tickets.
past participle of speak (speak · spoke · spoken)
/ˈspəʊkən/Spanish is spoken in twenty countries.
past participle of know (know · knew · known)
/nəʊn/I have known Ana for five years.
past participle of drive (drive · drove · driven)
/ˈdrɪvn/Have you ever driven a car?
past participle of fly (fly · flew · flown)
/fləʊn/We've flown to Paris twice.
1
What countries have you been to?
2
What is something you have never eaten?
3
Have you ever flown in a plane? Where to?
4
How long have you known your best friend?