That past participle is the one that goes with “have ... Sometimes you’ll see multiple options listed, which means you can choose. So now you can see that yesterday you grinned and ...

We normally use unless with present tenses when we are referring to the future: Unless can be used with a past participle in a reduced clause when you choose to leave out the subject words and the ...

I want to follow up on the topic of language evolution that I took up in my previous newsletter about how the word “satisfying” has taken on a new meaning among many of today’s kids.