Grammar Picnic
Fix the verb after the helping verb
10 sentences · All kinds, Change to has or have, Fix the verb after the helping verb, Choose the verb that agrees
Find the mistake and rewrite the sentence with the correction.
Practice settings
Use has or have with the past participle: she has eaten, they have found it.
Example 1Fix the verb that goes with "has".
Dad has buy toothbrushes.
Dad has bought toothbrushes.
After has, use the past participle: bought.
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- Fix the verb that goes with "have".I have grew beans.
- Fix the verb that goes with "have".Have the plants bloom?
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Mom has fry eggs.
- Fix the verb that goes with "have".We have slice the bread.
- Fix the verb that goes with "have".The players have dry themselves.
- Fix the verb that goes with "have".I have plant the tree.
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad hang the balloons?
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad walk the dogs?
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Has Dad close the window?
- Fix the verb that goes with "has".Grandma has buy the jam.
- I have grown beans.
After have, use the past participle: grown.
- Have the plants bloomed?
After have, use the past participle: bloomed.
- Mom has fried eggs.
After has, use the past participle: fried.
- We have sliced the bread.
After have, use the past participle: sliced.
- The players have dried themselves.
After have, use the past participle: dried.
- I have planted the tree.
After have, use the past participle: planted.
- Has Dad hung the balloons?
After has, use the past participle: hung.
- Has Dad walked the dogs?
After has, use the past participle: walked.
- Has Dad closed the window?
After has, use the past participle: closed.
- Grandma has bought the jam.
After has, use the past participle: bought.
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