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Present Perfect Scramble: Irregular Verbs

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Unscramble past participles in context

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Present Perfect Scramble: Irregular Verbs
 

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Present Perfect Scramble: Irregular VerbsOnline version

Unscramble past participles in context

by Derek Omar Barenas García
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Past participle used with have/has to show that something has been consumed.

2

Past participle used with have/has to show that someone has left a place.

3

Past participle used with have/has to indicate that something has been perceived visually.

4

Past participle used with have/has to indicate that text has been produced.

5

Past participle used with have/has to express that something has been seized or acquired.

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Past participle used with have/has to show that something has been provided.

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Past participle used with have/has to describe something that is not intact.

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Past participle used with have/has to indicate selection from options.

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Past participle used with have/has to express communication through speech.

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Past participle used with have/has to describe consumption of a beverage.

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