Spell the Past Participle form
become
become
They / play / soccer / never
They have never played soccer.
She / see / her father / ten years
She hasn't seen her father in/for ten years.
he / walk / yet / the dog / ?
Has he walked the dog yet?
Correct or incorrect:
How long do you lived in NYC?
INCORRECT!
CORRECT: How long have you lived in NYC?
drive
driven
Cristhian / study / English / twenty years
Cristhian has studied English for twenty years.
They / yet / study / for the science exam
They haven't studied for the science exam yet.
you / ever / call / 911 ?
Have you ever called 911?
Correct or incorrect:
I have been to Italy three times.
CORRECT!
teach
taught
travel / lately / you / not
You haven't traveled lately.
Erika and Darwin / never / sing / in front of an audience
Erika and Darwin have never sung in front of an audience.
be / Olga / ever / to San Francisco?
Has Olga ever been to San Francisco?
Correct or Incorrect?
I haven't did my homework yet.
Incorrect!
CORRECT: I haven't done my homework yet.
think
thought
I / work / here / arrived / U.S.
I have worked here since I arrived in the U.S.
My / sister / do / the dishes / never
My sister has never done the dishes.
study / here / how long / Carlos and Bao / English ?
How long have Carlos and Bao studied English here?
Correct or Incorrect?
Dan has driven a car, a truck, and a van, but he has never driven a bus.
CORRECT!
write
written
We / go / China / every year / 2010
We have gone to China every year since 2010.
I / speak / a long time / my ex-boyfriend
I haven't spoken to my ex-boyfriend in/for a long time.
make / homemade pasta / you ?
Have you ever made homemade pasta?
Which of these sentences is CORRECT?
1. Have Lucy played golf before?
2. I have never went to a basketball game.
3. My car hasn't been fixed.
3. My car hasn't been fixed.