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Which part of the verb hold is underlined in the sentence?

Our representatives have "held" meetings throughout the district.

present participle

past participle

present

past

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  1. Today, 03:56
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    A past participle represents a verb that has been completed but is mentioned in the present voice. Because the representatives are being spoken about in the active voice, but the meetings have already happened, a past participle is used. The past tense of 'to hold' is 'held', but adding the 'have' in front of 'held' turns it into a past participle.

    "Hold" is present tense

    "Holding" is present participle
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