In English, drop is a commonly used verb that has the meaning of "drop, drop, drop, exit", etc. Its past tense and past participle aredropped
The past tense of dropUsage.
The past tense of drop can be used to denote the following situations:
Objects falling from a height:
the apple dropped from the tree.The apple fell from the tree.Liquid flows out of the container:
the water dropped from the faucet.Water dripping from the tap.A person or animal jumps from a height:
the man jumped from the building and dropped to his death.The man jumped from the stairs and fell to his death.An object falling from someone's hand:
the book dropped out of my hand.The book fell out of my hand.Someone quits an activity or organization:
she dropped out of the race.She withdrew from the competition.Past participle of dropUsage.
The past participle of drop can be used to denote the following situations:
Passive voice:
the apple was dropped by the child.The apple was dropped by the child.Perfect tense:
i had dropped the book before i realized it.I realized I had dropped the book before.Participle phrases:
droppedby the child, the apple rolled down the hill.The apple that was dropped by the child rolled down the hill.Other uses of dropDrop can also be used as a noun to mean "drop, fall, fall", etc.
Example sentence:
the dropin the temperature was sudden.The temperature dropped suddenly.
thedropof a stone in the pond made a small splash.The stone fell into the pond with a small splashing sound.DropThe object after drop can be an object, a person, or an animal.
The prepositions after drop can be from, out, down, etc.
Both the past tense and the past participle of drop are dropped.