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What is the grammatical difference behind "is interesting" and "is interested"?
word-choice
grammar
past-participles
subjects
present-participles
Present perfect tense with the verb 'is'
verbs
past-participles
be
Do I so often encounter simple past for past participle (e.g., “I have went,” “what was did to her”) because of where I am or when?
past-participles
simple-past
geography
"has scientists excited" or "has excited scientists"?
adjectives
past-participles
complements
perfect-aspect
causative-verbs
Roast duck vs. roasted duck
history
past-participles
Why is borne a past participle of bear?
past-tense
past-participles
inflectional-morphology
germanic-languages
Better term to put on a label of a bottle of milk to describe that it's 'made' in a particular geographic location
single-word-requests
verbs
synonyms
past-participles
Struck vs Stricken
meaning
word-choice
past-participles
variants
strong-verbs
Why is slain a past participle of slay? [duplicate]
past-tense
past-participles
old-english
middle-english
inflectional-morphology
"Is missing" vs. "is missed" [closed]
word-choice
adjectives
past-participles
present-participles
Is this correct grammar: "[...] cash can't be beat."
word-choice
grammaticality
british-english
past-participles
simple-past-as-past-participle
"Situated" vs. "located"
word-choice
verbs
past-participles
Hypernym for "heard", "seen", and "visited"
single-word-requests
past-participles
hypernyms
Why is "transferred" written with two R's?
verbs
orthography
past-participles
simple-past
doubled-consonants
Adverbial adjectives [duplicate]
adjectives
syntactic-analysis
passive-voice
past-participles
deverbal-adjectives
"Don't got" — how common is it in American usage?
american-english
slang
negation
past-participles
do-support
"Time elapsed" or "elapsed time" [duplicate]
grammaticality
nouns
adjectives
word-order
past-participles
Is “have went” gaining common currency in AmE and BrE?
grammar
past-participles
conjugation
non-standard
Obsessed or Obsessive?
differences
adjectives
suffixes
past-participles
"As evidenced by" or "as evident by"?
word-choice
adjectives
past-participles
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