Past participle of apprendre in french

The verb “prendre” is used a lot in the French language. Do you know how to use it?
What about the verb prendre conjugation?

Here are some explanations:

The verb ‘prendre’ is used the same way as the English verb ‘to take’ but is also used as the verb ‘to have’ in English when speaking about drinks or food.
We don’t say: “I’ll have a coffee” but we say I take a coffee.

It’s the same situation for meals:
Je prends le petit-déjeuner (I’m having breakfast) / Je prends le déjeuner = (I’m having lunch)
Je prends le dîner = I’m having dinner.
Je prends un goûter (I’m having a snack) – the children after school often eat a small slice of bread with some Nutella.

You’ve probably heard the waiters in the restaurants often asking questions with the verb ‘prendre’.
For example: Est-ce que vousprendrez un dessert ?  (Will you be having a dessert?).
To which you can respond: ‘Oui, je prendrais bien une mousse au chocolat!’ (Yes, I would love to have a chocolate mousse).

A note about ‘je