Examples of Past Participles as Adjectives

Past Participles as Non-finite Verbs:

Past participle form of the verb cannot work as a finite verb without an auxiliary verb. When a past participle comes without an auxiliary verb, it generally works as an adjective in the sentence.

Examples of Past Participles as Adjectives:

• Albert always wears a broken hair-band.
• I have a colored calendar on my desk.
• We ate a lot of roasted meat.
• I do not drink boiled water because of its weird taste.
• Robert is the most wanted player on the team.
• The frightened boy jumped over the wall.
• I am not amused by your funny behaviors.
• I have completed the given task.
• Can you show me a drunk monk?  
• I have a written document of this case.
• Give me those folded pages.
• Alan is a spoilt son of his parents.
• The confused girl decided to take a helpline.
• The crowned prince is promising.
• He found some buried treasures in the castle.