In Catalan grammar, the participle form is the non-finite form of a verb used to express actions “done” or “to be done” in the past or present. It is used to form compound tenses, especially the perfect tenses, and also as adjectives to describe nouns. There are two types of participles in Catalan: past and present. The past participle is formed by adding -at, -it, or -ut to the verb stem, while the present participle is formed by replacing the verb’s infinitive ending with -ant, -ent or -int. Here are some exercises for practicing the participle form in Catalan grammar: