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L.5.1.b

Form and use the perfect verb tenses (I had walked; I have walked; I will have walked)

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Use has or have with the past participle: she has eaten, they have found it.

  1. Example 1Choose the right word.

    The workers ____ dug holes. hashave

    The workers have dug holes.

    The subject is workers: more than one, so the verb is have.

1 / 10 C01Choose the right word.

Grandpa ____ planted peas. havehas

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L.5.1.b · Perfect tenses

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Example · Choose the right word.The workers ____ dug holes. (has / have)The workers have dug holes.
Example · Say it with "has" or "have".Mom washes the girl's puppy.Mom has washed the girl's puppy.
Example · Fix the verb that goes with "have".Have the boys wrote cards?Have the boys written cards?
  1. Choose the right word.Grandpa ____ planted peas. (have / has)
  2. Choose the right word.The wolves ____ eaten meat. (has / have)
  3. Choose the right word.The boys ____ written cards. (have / has)
  4. Choose the right word.Ben ____ weighed himself. (has / have)
  5. Say it with "has" or "have".I put the mug on a table.
  6. Say it with "has" or "have".The gardener plants flowers.
  7. Say it with "has" or "have".The farmers sell eggs.
  8. Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has the snow fell?
  9. Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad wash himself?
  10. Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad toast bread?
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L.5.1.b · Perfect tenses · answer key

  1. has

    The subject is Grandpa: just one, so the verb is has.

  2. have

    The subject is wolves: more than one, so the verb is have.

  3. have

    The subject is boys: more than one, so the verb is have.

  4. has

    The subject is Ben: just one, so the verb is has.

  5. I have put the mug on a table.
  6. The gardener has planted flowers.
  7. The farmers have sold eggs.
  8. Has the snow fallen?

    After has, use the past participle: fallen.

  9. Has Dad washed himself?

    After has, use the past participle: washed.

  10. Has Dad toasted bread?

    After has, use the past participle: toasted.

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