Grammar Picnic
Perfect tenses
10 sentences · Change to has or have, Fix the verb after the helping verb, Choose the verb that agrees
Practice settings
Use has or have with the past participle: she has eaten, they have found it.
Example 1Choose the right word.
The workers ____ dug holes.
The workers have dug holes.
The subject is workers: more than one, so the verb is have.
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Preview
Two pages: the worksheet, then the answer key.
- Choose the right word.Grandpa ____ planted peas. (have / has)
- Choose the right word.The wolves ____ eaten meat. (has / have)
- Choose the right word.The boys ____ written cards. (have / has)
- Choose the right word.Ben ____ weighed himself. (has / have)
- Say it with "has" or "have".I put the mug on a table.
- Say it with "has" or "have".The gardener plants flowers.
- Say it with "has" or "have".The farmers sell eggs.
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has the snow fell?
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad wash himself?
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad toast bread?
- has
The subject is Grandpa: just one, so the verb is has.
- have
The subject is wolves: more than one, so the verb is have.
- have
The subject is boys: more than one, so the verb is have.
- has
The subject is Ben: just one, so the verb is has.
- I have put the mug on a table.
- The gardener has planted flowers.
- The farmers have sold eggs.
- Has the snow fallen?
After has, use the past participle: fallen.
- Has Dad washed himself?
After has, use the past participle: washed.
- Has Dad toasted bread?
After has, use the past participle: toasted.
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