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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Have you ever wondered about the role of participios (participles) en español? Then join us for an easy & practical review of this important part of the Spanish language!

¿Qué son los participios? The participios are non-personal forms of Spanish verbs; this means that they cannot be conjugated, they are not singular or plural, and they are not femenine or masculine.

To form regular participles we replace the end of -ar verbs for -ado and of -er / -ir verbs for ido:

On the other hand, los participios irregulares end in -cho and -to

Uses:
1) Participio as adjetivo:

When used as an adjective, the participio changes in gender (femenine/masculine) and number (singular/plural), depending on the sustantivo (noun) it’s modifying.

As an adjective, we can also use it with voz pasiva (passive voice):

2) Participio as sustantivo: 

When working as a noun, el participio can be masculine or femenine:

Masculino: el hecho, el dicho, el puesto, el vuelto, el muerto.

Femenino: la entrada, la salida, la llegada, la vuelta, la muerta.

3) Participio as verbo:

In this role, el participio works together with the auxiliary verb haber to form the compound verbal tenses: Pretérito perfecto, pretérito pluscuamperfecto, futuro y condicional perfectos.

3) Participio as conjunción: 

Sometimes we can find el participio in certain conjunctions, such as: dado (que), visto que, debido a

Activities for private students & members: 

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