Past Participle Form of Verb (Level: Elementary)

Abode is the correct past participle for abide.

The verb 'be' has the past participle 'been'. For example, 'I have been there.'

The verb 'bear' (to carry or endure) has the past participle 'borne'.

The verb 'do' is an irregular verb. Its past tense is 'did' and its past participle is 'done'.

The verb 'arise' is irregular. Its past tense is 'arose' and its past participle is 'arisen'.

The verb 'hit' is an irregular verb where the base form, past tense, and past participle are all identical. Therefore, 'hit' remains 'hit'.

The verb 'bleed' is irregular. Its past tense and past participle are both 'bled'.

The verb 'fly' is irregular. Its past tense is 'flew' and its past participle is 'flown'.

The verb 'slide' is irregular. Its past tense and past participle are both 'slid'.

The verb 'stride' is irregular. Its past tense is 'strode' and its past participle is 'stridden'.

The verb 'weave' is irregular. Its past tense is 'wove' and its past participle is 'woven'.

The verb 'tear' is irregular. Its past tense is 'tore' and its past participle is 'torn'.

The verb 'light' can be regular (lighted) or irregular (lit). 'Lit' is the standard past participle in many contexts.

The verb 'slay' is irregular. Its past tense is 'slew' and its past participle is 'slain'.

The verb 'see' is irregular. Its past tense is 'saw' and its past participle is 'seen'.

The verb 'lie' (to recline) is irregular. Its past tense is 'lay' and its past participle is 'lain'.

The verb 'bind' is irregular. Its past tense and past participle are both 'bound'.

The verb 'shear' can be regular ('sheared') or irregular ('shorn'). Since both are accepted forms, 'both 2 and 3' is the correct choice.

The verb 'hit' is irregular and does not change form in the past participle.

The verb 'behold' is irregular. Its past tense and past participle are both 'beheld'.

The verb 'dare' is generally regular, forming its past participle as 'dared'.

The verb 'strew' is irregular. Its past participle is 'strewn'.

The verb 'drive' is irregular. Its past tense is 'drove' and its past participle is 'driven'.

The verb 'will' is a modal verb. Its past tense form is 'would'. While modal verbs do not have traditional past participles in the same way as main verbs, 'would' is the standard past-tense counterpart.

The verb 'bereave' can be regular ('bereaved') or irregular ('bereft'). Since both are accepted, 'both 2 and 3' is the correct choice.