Past Tense Of Make, Past Participle Form of Make, Make Made Made V1 V2 V3

Past Tense Of Make, Past Participle Form of Make, Make Made Made V1 V2 V3

Past Tense of Make

The verb ‘make‘ is a verb that we often see in sentences. Also, it is a word that you will use a lot when talking and writing. For this reason, it is useful to know how to change it with different time forms when using it.

Meaning

It means forming and forming parts by fully combining them or combining some substances at a high rate.

Base Form Examples

• I have to make a copy of this book.
• I’m making

V2 Past Simple

When we talk about an event in the past, that is, Past Simple Tense, we use the verb ‘make’ with V2. The V2 form of the verb ‘make’ is ‘made‘. Because it is one of the irregular verbs, in V2 the word changes completely instead of taking a piece of jewelry. Each subject has the same use, which makes learning easier. In other words, when the verb becomes V2, there is no distinction between he/she/it.

Examples

• They know they made a mistake, but they want to close it.
• That man made me happy.
• You made an aged cake for Melissa’s birthday.

Verb + Preposition IN List in English

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V3 Past Participle

V3 is the same as V2 and is used as ‘made’. The ‘made’ shape is used if Past Perfect Tense or Present Perfect Tense is involved. Of course, in addition to this, their use is also available, and you can also find them in our other narrative articles.

Examples

• They have both made
• We’ve made