Know How to Write the Perfect Tense

Use the Past Participle for the Perfect Tense

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Change the simple verbs into their past participle format. For example the past participle format for the word 'do' is 'done'. Don't use space inside the answer box. Click on Score Me when you are done. If you did not get 100%, go back to the questions marked "X" and correct your answer. Click on Score Me again. Repeat until you get 100%.

1. I have _____________ (see) that man at the party.
         

2. Carol has __________ (eat) carrots for dinner since she was eight.
         

3. David had _____________(take) the exam last year.
         

4. Daniel and Harvey have _________ (join) the football team.
         

5. My cat has ________ (drink) your milk.
         

6. Ben and Tom have _______ (talk) to Andrew.
         

7. She has _______ (buy) the house at Brooke Drive.
         

8. Tom has ________ (change) since the accident and is now more careful.
         

9. Suzy had ______ (go) to Hong Kong last month.
         

10. Karen has ______ (feed) the cat some fish.
         

11. My dad had ________ (drive) me to the game last week.
         

12. Grandpa and I had __________ (fish) in the river last week.
         

13. Jemina has _________ (prepare) our dinner tonight.
         

14. We have ________ (clean) the yard yesterday.
         

15. Daniel has _______ (ride) the bicycle to school.
         

16. Your shout has ______ (wake) the baby.
         

17. Aunt Mei has ______ (bake) a birthday cake for you.
         

18. Baby had ______ (climb) the table while we were out of the room.
         

19. The team captain has _____ (tell) Andrew to practise more.
         

20. Dan and Jane had _____ (sing) a duet at the concert last week.
         


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