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El documento habla sobre la terminación de los verbos en el pasado participio en español, indicando que la terminación es generalmente -ado o -ido y proporcionando dos ejemplos de oraciones en las que se usa el pasado participio con los verbos comer y haber para expresar acciones pasadas.
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