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Change to has or have

10 sentences · All kinds, Change to has or have, Fix the verb after the helping verb, Choose the verb that agrees

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

  1. Example 1Say it with "has" or "have".

    We dry ourselves.

    We have dried ourselves.

1 / 10 T10Say it with "has" or "have".

Grandma orders tea.

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Perfect tenses: Change to has or have

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Example · Say it with "has" or "have".We dry ourselves.We have dried ourselves.

Say it with "has" or "have".

  1. Grandma orders tea.
  2. The moon rises.
  3. The bus stops.
  4. The snow falls.
  5. Mom dries herself.
  6. Grandpa dresses himself.
  7. Mom makes toast.
  8. Jack shares a sandwich.
  9. The sun melts ice.
  10. We dig a hole.
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Perfect tenses: Change to has or have · answer key

  1. Grandma has ordered tea.
  2. The moon has risen.
  3. The bus has stopped.
  4. The snow has fallen.
  5. Mom has dried herself.
  6. Grandpa has dressed himself.
  7. Mom has made toast.
  8. Jack has shared a sandwich.
  9. The sun has melted ice.
  10. We have dug a hole.
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