Present Perfect +
I/play/football before.
I have played football before.
My dad/ not travel / to the US /before.
My dad hasn't traveled to the US before.
Maria and Shanon (already / finish) their history project.
Maria and Shanon have already finished their history project.
Paul has worked as a shop assistant .... two months.
Paul has worked as a shop assistant for two months.
What's the Past participle of the following verbs?
play
drive
take
Played
Driven
Taken
They/study/for the English exam.
They have studied for the English exam.
They /not study/for the science exam.
They have not studied for the science exam.
I (just / clean) my bedroom.
I have just cleaned my bedroom.
I have cleaned cars .... last week.
I have cleaned cars since last week.
What's the past participle of these verbs?
go
do
read
Gone
done
read
He/ work/ as a teacher/ for 2 years.
He has worked as a teacher for 2 years.
Susan and Mark /never/perform/the dance.
Susan and Mark have never performed the dance.
I (not / do / yet) my homework.
I haven't done my homework yet.
They have lived in New York City ..... they were eleven.
They have lived in New York City since they were eleven.
What's the past participle of these verbs?
write
cut
buy
written
cut
bought
My /homework /do /sister /her / English
My sister has done her English homework.
Mike/cartoon/not watch/new /the.
Mike has not watched the new cartoon.
Dan (never / drive) a car.
Dan has never driven a car.
We have participated to a tennis club .... ten years.
We have participated to a tennis club for ten years.
What's the past participle of these verbs?
Like
kiss
feel
liked
kissed
felt
Neil's so smart! He/ learn/ Spanish, Chinese, and French.
Neil's so smart! He has learned Spanish, Chinese, and French.
I/not do/my life/stupid things/too many/in
I haven't done too many stupid things in my life.
Which of these sentences is CORRECT?
1. Alice has played the piano yet.
2. I have never went to a basketball game.
3. I have already driven my car to many cities.
3. I have already driven my car to many cities.
Which of these sentences is CORRECT?
1. I have practised basketball for 2021.
2. He has run for ten minutes.
3. Alice has played the piano since two minutes.
2. He has run for ten minutes.
What's the past participle of these verbs?
stop
have
get
love
hate
stopped
had
gotten
loved
hated