2024年6月16日 · Eat, Ate, Eaten三者的区别是什么呢？ 在英语中， Eat、Ate和Eaten是“吃”这一动作的不同形态，分别对应现在、过去和完成时态。 Eat作为一般现在时态的动词，表示持续性或常规的行为，比如：“He always eats lunch

2022年7月19日 · Ate and eaten are forms of the irregular verb eat. Ate is the past tense form, as in I ate macaroni last night. Eaten is the past participle form and is used to form the perfect verb tenses, as in She has eaten every flavor of ice cream they offer (present perfect tense) and She had eaten every ice cream flavor before they added five new ones ...

2006年3月4日 · eat是动词原形，而ate是eat的过去时态。 例如：I eat breakfast every day. I ate bread and egg for my breakfast yesterday.

2024年3月28日 · In English, knowing when to use “eaten” or “ate” is crucial. “Ate” is the simple past tense of “eat,” meaning it describes an action that happened at a specific time in the past. For example, you might say, “I ate pizza for dinner last night.”

2022年12月16日 · To eat is the base verb (present simple). Ate is the past tense, and eaten is the past participle.

The word “ate” is the simple past form of “eat” and should only be used in active simple past sentences. The word “eaten” is the past participle of “eat” and can be used in past, present, and future perfect tenses.

以 eat 為例，形狀共有 eat 、 ate 、 eaten 、 eating ，來看例句的示範： I eat an apple every day. 我每天吃一顆蘋果。 Eat the apple. 把那顆蘋果吃掉。 原形 eat：用於現在式、命令句. I ate the apple. 我吃掉了那顆蘋果。 過去式 ate：用於過去式. I have eaten an apple today. 我今天吃蘋果了。 The apple was eaten by me. 那顆蘋果是我吃掉的。 過去分詞 eaten：用於完成式、被動. I am eating the apple. 我正在吃蘋果。 現在分詞 eating：用於進行式. 你發現了嗎？

"I have eaten" means you ate something at some point. "I ate" is more immediate specific and is often followed by the food you ate. "have you eaten yet today?" "no, I haven't eaten yet." OR "yes I've eaten" OR "yes, I ate an apple" OR "yes, I ate this morning."

2023年3月25日 · eat的过去式是ate，过去分词是eaten。 它们的区别在于，ate表示过去某个时间点或时间段内吃了某种食物，而eaten则表示已经被吃掉了，强调的是动作的完成

Ate is the preterite conjugation of eat and is used when conjugating without the verbs "do" or "have" (therefore, you do not use "ate" when asking a question, only when stating a fact). Examples: "I ate that." "We ate your food, Blake."