Question

Change the verbs into participle 1. the tickets (buy) yesterday were not very expensive

Answer 1

The tickets bought/which bought yesterday were not very expensive

Answer 2

The tickets that were bought yesterday were not very expensive.

In this sentence, the verb "buy" has been changed into its participle form, "bought." The participle form of a verb is used to describe an action that has already happened. In this case, it describes the action of buying the tickets, which occurred yesterday.

The sentence can be rewritten as: "The tickets (that were bought yesterday) were not very expensive." Here, the participle phrase "that were bought yesterday" provides additional information about the tickets, specifying when they were purchased.

Note that the participle form of a verb is often used in conjunction with a helping verb, such as "were" in this sentence, to form the past tense.