Present/past perfect or adjective + Past participle?
Sometimes I see many phrases who are written like that: The past is done ( that's a past participle used like a adjective? ) or we have to use the form of the tenses perfect then we'd have: the past has done? anyway the past participle can be used like an adjective?
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Present/past perfect or adjective + Past participle?
Sometimes I see many phrases who which are written like that in the following ways: The past is done ( Is that that's a past participle used like a as an adjective? ) or do we have to use the form of the tenses perfect perfect tense ? then we'd have used: the past has done? anyway the past participle can be used like an adjective?Here done is a past participle.
You could also use (the past has done) according to what you want to convey.
Some participles can be used as adjectives in either the present or past form.
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I wronged the title of the topic ahahah, i wanted say if i have to use the perfect tenses or the past participle like an adjective?
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