Study the word list: Irregular Verbs: Past Participle Form (s words - part 1)

Irregular verbs in English, beginning with the letter s. Learn the verbs in their past participle form in column one. See the verbs used in context in column two.

Word list: Irregular Verbs: Past Participle Form (s words - part 1)

	said	The teacher has just said we could have extra playtime. (say - said - said)
	seen	I have just seen the new Marvel film. (see - saw - seen)
	sought	The student has already sought feedback from her teachers. (seek - sought - sought)
	sold	We have just sold our house. (sell - sold - sold)
	sent	I have just sent back my new dress. (send - sent - sent)
	set	The teacher has just set the homework. (set - set - set)
	sewn	He has already sewn up the hole in his trousers. (sew - sewed - sewn)
	shaken	I have never shaken hands with the headteacher. (shake - shook - shaken)
	shone	How many times has the sun shone so far this week? (shine - shone - shone)
	shot	They have already shot the film. (shoot - shot - shot)
	shown	The teacher has already shown the class the film. (show - showed - shown)
	shrunk	I have never shrunk my clothes in the washing before. (shrink - shrank - shrunk)
	shut	We have just shut the windows because it's raining. (shut - shut - shut)
	sung	We have sung in the concert every Christmas for years. (sing - sang - sung)
	sunk	A ship has already sunk in the bad weather. (sink - sank - sunk)
	sat	We have never sat in the front row at the theatre. (sit - sat - sat)
	slept	I have never slept so well in my life. (sleep - slept - slept)
	slid	We have slid down this hill every time it's snowed for as long as I can remember. (slide - slid - slid)
	smelt	Have you smelt the flowers we just picked? (smell - smelt - smelt)