WELCOME or WELCOMED?

English for Today by Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr GAB)

WELCOME or WELCOMED

Welcome: As a verb, it means to say hello to someone or something when they arrive and the past tense is welcomed: We happily welcome the month of June.

Welcome: As an adjective, it means to be pleased to have or receive or to be accepted or wanted somewhere: June will make a welcome change in your life.

Task
1.They __ the new head (welcome, welcomed).

1. These changes should be __ (welcome, welcomed).
2. You’re __ (welcome, welcomed).
3. Children are always __ in my house (welcome, welcomed).
4. They made us __ (welcome, welcomed).
   GAB