PARTICIPLES NOT CHECKED – Please help urgently?
I just don't understand the past participles. No matter how hard I try, everyone says something different: On YouTube, one person says "I laughed " (laughed: past participle), then another says "The switched-off cell phone" (switched-off: past participle). ChatGPT says "switched-off" = past participle, but the first participle is, for example, "lachend," isn't it? I have a test on this tomorrow and would be very, very grateful to anyone who can answer!
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Hello why897
You don’t need to expect an answer from artificial stupidity so you can basically ignore ChatGPT. There is only programming no intelligence in it! An anti virus program is also capable of finding problems and solving them independently – there is no intelligence at work for a long time.
Actually, it’s simple… Just stroke the word partizip 😅
Partizip 1 shows you a verb with the help of something during lunch/present happens
I’m coming to you
While I’m hoping I’m coming to you
Hopsd = selectd the bouncing
Partizip 2 is simply the perfect form so completed past besides some other uses.
Eat food
Run
Recorded
Do not make it too complicated ^ the hardest are the Latin names – not their use.
If you’re a native speaker, just go through a few sentences in the head – in the head it’s usually right – then you just have to be able to decide to talk to others about it.
Translate the Latin words sometimes in German 🙂 then you will also have associations to the terms.
LG
Thank you, had a very good job in the end! Thank you very much.
Congratulations on work!
ChatGPT is not a reliable source, so you can just ignore it.
The other two examples are correct. “Gelacht” and “offset” are partizip II, i.e. partizip perfect.
Thank you very much.
Partizip 1
With Partizip 1, you express an action that has not yet been completed.
Partizip 2 (Particip Perfect)
With Partizip 2, you will describe an already completed action.
ChatGPT can also make mistakes. I wish you a great success!
Thank you. It went well :), thank you!