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The present perfect tense is a grammatical combination that consists of talking about an action of the past in the present.

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The present perfect tense is used to describe something that just happened in the past and continues in the present, specific time being irrelevant, because when this tense is used we are often more interested in the outcome than the action itself.

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Rule #1
If a verb ends in -e, add -d.
arrive → arrived
decide → decided

Rule #2
If a verb ends in consonant + -y, change -y to -i and add -ed.
try → tried
study → studied

Rule #3
If a verb ends in vowel + -y, add -ed.*
play → played
enjoy → enjoyed

Rule #4
If a verb ends in a consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) pattern, double the final consonant and add -ed.**
hug → hugged
plan → planned
stop → stopped

Rule #5
For all other verbs, add -ed.
watch → watched
ask → asked
clean → cleaned

Notes
There are some exceptions to Rule #3:
pay → paid
lay → laid

**Note 2:
Rule #4 is true only for verbs that have the stress on the final syllable. Notice the difference below:
prefer → preferred
visit → visited

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-Been

-Worked

-Written

-Lived

-Forgotten

-Done

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All about the Present Perfect Simple (Part 2)

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List of past participles of irregular verbs

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List of past participles of irregular verbs

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Examples:
Be                         Been
Buy                       Brought
do                         Done
meet                     met
write                     written
swim                     swum
see                       seen
make                    made
hear                     heard
find                      found
drink                    drunk
choose                 chosen
begin                   begun
draw                    drawn
drive                    drawn