The past participial phrase attached to the noun added necessary detail to the sentence.

The past simple is often used to talk about completed actions in the past.

Many students review past papers to prepare for the final exam.

When reviewing the test, the students noticed several simple pasts used incorrectly.

Before we finalize the presentation, I'd like to run the key points past our manager to make sure she's comfortable with them.

The street artists used wheat pastes to affix their posters to the brick walls before dawn.

Every morning, the old bus goes past my window on its way to the station.

I saw the parade going past the old library this morning.

She went past the bakery without stopping, even though the smell was irresistible.

Laboratory technicians handled the phosphorus pastes with extreme care due to their reactivity.