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begun word is a verb, noun or adjective?​

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Answered by JOTHIMANI
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The past participle, used with conjugations of the helping or auxiliary verbs and changes the verb to an adjective, is begun. The progressive tense is beginning, which can also be a noun and an adjective.

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