Has / Have
The present perfect connects the past with now. We use has or have with a past participle.
I have finished.
She has eaten.
We have not gone.
Has Ali arrived?
Have they played?
Past action, present connection.
I have lost my key.I lost it before now, and I do not have it now.Past action affects now.
She has finished her work.The work is complete now.Result now.
They have visited Dubai.At some time before now.Life experience.
Use has / have + past participle.
I / You / We / They haveI have played.
They have eaten.Use have.
They have eaten.Use have.
He / She / It hasHe has played.
It has broken.Use has.
It has broken.Use has.
Names use hasSara has called.
Omar has gone.One name works like he or she.
Omar has gone.One name works like he or she.
Subject + has/have + past participle.
I have cleaned.Short form: I've cleaned.I + have
Maha has started.Short form: Maha's started.Name + has
We have seen it.Short form: We've seen it.We + have
Add not after has or have.
I have not finished.Short form: I haven't finished.have not = haven't
She has not arrived.Short form: She hasn't arrived.has not = hasn't
They have not eaten.Short form: They haven't eaten.Use the past participle.
Move has or have to the front.
Have I / you / we / they?Have you finished?
Have they gone?Use have.
Have they gone?Use have.
Has he / she / it?Has she eaten?
Has it started?Use has.
Has it started?Use has.
Has + name?Has Ali arrived?
Has Sara called?One name uses has.
Has Sara called?One name uses has.
Answer with has, hasn't, have, or haven't.
Have you finished?Yes, I have.
No, I haven't.Have question -> have answer.
No, I haven't.Have question -> have answer.
Has Sara arrived?Yes, she has.
No, she hasn't.Has question -> has answer.
No, she hasn't.Has question -> has answer.
Have they eaten?Yes, they have.
No, they haven't.Use the subject again.
No, they haven't.Use the subject again.
Regular past participles usually add ed.
Just add edplay -> played
clean -> cleaned
visit -> visitedMost regular verbs.
clean -> cleaned
visit -> visitedMost regular verbs.
Drop e, add dlive -> lived
like -> liked
close -> closedVerbs ending in e.
like -> liked
close -> closedVerbs ending in e.
Consonant + ystudy -> studied
try -> tried
cry -> criedChange y to ied.
try -> tried
cry -> criedChange y to ied.
Some short verbs double the last letter.
stop -> stoppedThe bus has stopped.Double p.
plan -> plannedWe have planned a trip.Double n.
travel -> travelledThey have travelled far.Often double l in British English.
Some verbs have special past participles.
go -> goneHe has gone home.Not goed.
eat -> eatenThey have eaten lunch.Not eated.
see -> seenI have seen that film.Not saw here.
Learn common past participles.
do -> doneShe has done her homework.Use done after has/have.
write -> writtenAli has written a story.Not wrote here.
break -> brokenThe glass has broken.Not breaked.
Choose the correct words.
I ___ my homework.
Choose the correct negative form.
Sara ___ lunch yet.
Choose the question starter.
___ they visited the museum?
Choose the correct sentence.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the correct question.
Which question is correct?
Fill five blanks.
Choose the best present perfect form for each blank.
I my room.
Ali his project.
We that film.
Sara eaten yet?
Yes, she to the kitchen.
Mixed question types of 5
Answer all five. Then tap Finish test to see your result sheet.
1. Sentence completion
The cup ___.
2. MCQ
Which sentence is correct?
3. Type the answer
___ you done your homework?
4. Type the past participle
study -> ___
5. MCQ
Answer: Has Omar arrived?
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