Past Participle?
write the past participle form of the following verbs:
play
eat
played
eaten
Present Perfect Simple or Progressive:
We ______________ (visit) that museum several times.
We have visited that museum several times.
Past Perfect or Past Perfect Progressive:
They ______________ (study) for the exam for weeks before they took it.
They had been studying/had studied for the exam for weeks before they took it.
We can go out for dinner ___________ (as soon as / until) you finish your work.
We can go out for dinner as soon as you finish your work.
Future Perfect or Future Perfect Progressive:
He ______________ (meet) with the client by 3 PM tomorrow.
He will have met with the client by 3 PM tomorrow.
write the past participle form of the following verbs:
be
know
been
known
Present Perfect or Present Perfect Progressive:
They ______________ (study) English since they moved here.
They have been studying/have studied English since they moved here.
Past Perfect or Past Perfect Progressive:
He ______________ (not/see) that movie until last weekend.
He hadn't seen that movie until last weekend.
They will have finished cleaning ___________ (before / while) the guests arrive.
They will have finished cleaning before the guests arrive.
Future Perfect or Future Perfect Progressive:
By next year, I ______________ (work) at this company for ten years.
By next year, I will have been working at this company for ten years.
write the past participle form of the following verbs:
begin
hide
think
begun
hidden
thought
Present Perfect or Present Perfect Progressive:
She ______________ (work) at the company for three months.
She has been working/has worked at the company for three months.
Past Perfect or Past Perfect Progressive:
I ______________ (cook) dinner for an hour when the guests arrived.
I had been cooking/had cooked dinner for an hour when the guests arrived.
although, even though, because, or so:
He didn't go to the party ___________ he was feeling sick.
He didn't go to the party because he was feeling sick.
Future Perfect or Future Perfect Progressive:
She ______________ (study) for the exam for over two hours by the time the class starts.
She will have been studying for the exam for over two hours by the time the class starts.
write the past participle form of the following verbs:
forget
grow
swim
forgotten
grown
swum
He ______________ (just/complete) his latest project.
He has just completed his latest project.
They ______________ (never/visit) that city before their trip last year.
They had never visited that city before their trip last year.
___________ (By the time / While) he gets here, we will have already started the meeting.
By the time he gets here, we will have already started the meeting.
Future Perfect or Future Perfect Progressive:
She ______________ (not/complete) her degree by next summer.
She won't have completed her degree by next summer.
write the past participle form of the following verbs:
come
get
hit
rise
tear
come
gotten
hit
risen
torn
They ______________ (never/see) a movie like that before.
They have never seen a movie like that before.
By the time we arrived, they ______________ (already/leave) the party.
By the time we arrived, they had already left the party.
OR
By the time we arrived, they had left the party already.
although, even though, because, or so:
___________ the restaurant was full, they were able to get a table.
Even though the restaurant was full, they were able to get a table.
They ______________ (already/leave) for their vacation before you get to the airport.
They will have already left for their vacation before you get to the airport.