먹은 사람 means what?

Which ending is used for the past tense noun modifier for verbs?

How do you form the past modifier for 가다 ('to go')?

How do you form the past modifier for 보다 ('to see/watch')?

If the verb stem ends in a vowel, which ending is typically added for the past modifier?

If the verb stem ends in a consonant, which ending is typically added for the past modifier?

먹다 ('to eat') becomes ______ to mean 'ate / who ate'.

읽다 ('to read') becomes ______ to mean 'read / who read'.

Why is this confusing: 예쁜 꽃 vs 먹은 사람? They both use -(으)ㄴ.

Choose the best translation of '읽은 책'.

How would you say 'the friend who moved (already moved)' from 살다 ('to live')?

What does 지난 주에 만난 사람 mean? (만나다 = to meet)