What is the participle for the verb 'born'?

[tctheman38]

Dear English Teacher,

I would like to know what is the participle form for the verb 'born'?

As i the examples below :

I was borned in the year 1945.
He was borned to be a creative person. / He was borned to be creative.
They had a brainstorming session and a new idea was borned.

Should the verb in those sentences above be 'borned' or 'born'?

And another question :
Is the word 'borned' a valid word or has it been wrongly assumed as the participle of the verb 'born'?

Looking forward to your reply.

Thank you and Best regards,
tctheman38

 

[Tdol]

'Born' is the correct form in those examples- it is the past participle. The verb is bear/bore/born.

 

[user_gary]

Your child will bear/born next month.

bear or born?
I thought, it supposed to be `born' but you told the `born' is a past participle. So I think there should be the base verb `bear'.

Am I right?
Please help me.

 

[Ikia]

You are correct. Use the present "bear" to form the simple future tense: Your daughter will bear a child next month.

However, if you intended to use the passive voice, will be, as in "your child WILL BE born next month," then use the past participle.

Ikia