shown
v.v. the past participle of 'show'. You use it when you have already finished making something visible or clear to others.
v. the past participle of 'show'. Used in perfect tenses and passive voice constructions to indicate that something has been made visible or demonstrated.
He has shown me his new car.
The recent data has shown a significant improvement in student performance across all age groups.
Having been shown the evidence of the structural failure, the engineers had no choice but to recommend a complete overhaul of the bridge's support system.
From Middle English schauen, schewen (past participle), alternative form of schawid, schewed, past participle of Middle English schewen (“to show”). Morphologically equivalent to show + -n.
The past participle of 'show'. In the passive voice, it is often followed by a 'by' phrase or an infinitive.
He has showed me the way.He has shown me the way.While 'showed' is the correct past simple form, 'shown' is the standard past participle used after 'have' or 'has'.