Pasado Participio - Verbos Irregulares:

Con los verbos irregulares ya no es cuestión de añadir simplemente una terminación (como "ed" en los verbos regulares). El verbo puede cambiar completamente de forma y no queda más remedio que memorizarlo. (¡Menos mal que tampoco hay tantos!) Entre los verbos irregulares hay verbos como: "find" (encontrar), "get" (coger), "give" (dar), "come" (venir), "go" (ir), "have" (tener), "know" (saber), "put" (poner), "read" (leer), "say" (decir), "see" (ver), "write" (escirbir), "take" (llevar), "think" (pensar), "make" (hacer), "do" (hacer), etc.

Por ejemplo, el participio pasado de "find" es "found", "get" = "got" o "gotten", "give" = "given", "come" = "come", "go" = "gone", "have" = "had", "know" = "known", "put" = "put", "read" = "read", "say" = "said", "see" = "seen", "write" = "written", "take" = "taken", "think" = "thought", "make" = "made", "do" = "done", "be" = "been", etc.