Irregular Verbs

Irregular Verb See: see - saw - seen

Published July 7, 2025 · 2 views

The irregular verb see does not form its past tense by adding -ed.

Base formSimple pastPast participle
seesawseen

How to Use It

  • Present: I see.
  • Past: Yesterday I saw.
  • Present perfect: I have seen.

Remember

Use the past participle (seen) after have, has or had, and in passive sentences. Learn the three forms together: see - saw - seen.

See also: The Simple Past Tense and The Present Perfect Tense.