Question

My mother has watered the plants. The word, ‘watered’ has been used as… ​

Answer 1

The word "watered" has been used as a verb.

• A single word can be expressed as different parts of speech by adding different prefix or suffix.
• Similarly, the word "water" is a noun. But when we added the "ed" suffix with it, the word transformed into a verb.
• Here, the transformed verb is used as the main verb of the given sentence.

Answer 2

My mother has watered the plants. The word, ‘watered’ has been used as a verb.

My mother /has /watered /the plants

My mother = subject

Has = auxiliary verb

Watered = verb

The plants = object

• The word which performs the action of the given verb is the subject

• "has" is the "Present Tense" word that is used along with the pronouns such as he, she, it, who, and singular nouns.

• "watered" is the 3rd form of the verb "water". It is also known as a past participle. Generally, it ends with "-ed".

• The word which affected by the verb is the object.