Hebrew verbs: irregular PAAL & the past participle (PAUL, #19)

Last video of that series. Now, what shall we do with the irregular paal verbs? How to form paul (past partciple)?
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[@jussimas1]

Thank you for this informative video, #19 about פעול .
Unfortunately for me and other ‏פעול learners, Videos #17 and #18 are unavailable for viewing.

[@HebrewVerbs]

They are there. I have to check the numbering and the video description. But of you search "paul" on my channel you will see them. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

[@StocksDoc]

still no separation between: "was closed" and "had been closed" . . . are they the same in Hebrew ??

[@HebrewVerbs]

the past participle is the result of an action. the action is finished. you look at it, and see the result. Like in: the door is closed. you cannot walk through it. Or the office is closed. Nobody there. 5his is the result of "it has been closed (now we taök action, not result)
I understand that this can be difficult for English speakers as rhe word is always the same, "closed", but it is not in its either a past participle, a leftover from the past or a verb in the past tense.