drawn
v.v. the past participle of 'draw'. You use it when something has been pulled, sketched, or attracted to something else.
v. the past participle of 'draw', used in perfect tenses and passive constructions. It describes the completed action of pulling, attracting, or creating a picture with lines.
The curtains are drawn to keep the room dark.
The detective felt drawn to the old house, sensing that the answer to the mystery lay inside.
Having been drawn into the debate against her better judgment, she found herself defending a position she had previously considered indefensible during the earlier committee meetings.
Morphologically draw + -n.
As a past participle, it follows 'have' in perfect tenses or 'be' in passive voice. It can also function as an adjective meaning 'looking tired or ill'.
He has drew a picture.He has drawn a picture.Learners often confuse the simple past 'drew' with the past participle 'drawn' in perfect tenses.