For those who don't know, the third form of "come" is "come". It is an irregular verb and its base form, past tense, and past ...

The perfect tense is made of the verb haber and a past participle. Some verbs have irregular past participles. Irregular past participles include: dicho (said), hecho (done) and visto (seen).

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So, for those waiting for an answer, the third form of “come" is “come". It is an irregular verb and its base form, past ...

The verbs ser and estar both mean ‘to be’. Ser is used with permanent things. Estar is used with temporary things. Adjectives can change their meaning according to whether ser or estar is used.