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Present Perfect — Jumping Frog Vocabulary

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Past participles, HAVE vs HAS practice.

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Froggy Jumps

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Past participles, HAVE vs HAS practice.

by Joshua Masis
1

The past participle of 'go' — used after HAVE/HAS. 'I have ______ there many times.' ✈

2

The past participle of 'see' — used after HAVE/HAS. 'Have you ______ this movie?' 🎞

3

The auxiliary used with 'he/she/it'. 'She ______ finished her homework.' ✅

4

The auxiliary used with 'I/you/we/they'. 'They ______ already arrived.' ✅

5

Goes with a POINT in time (2020, Monday, 9 a.m.). 'I have lived here ______ 2020.' 📅

6

Goes with a DURATION (ten years, two weeks). 'He has worked there ______ ten years.' ⏳

7

Ends negatives and questions — expected but not done. 'Have you eaten ______?' ❓

8

Something happened sooner than expected. 'I have ______ finished!' ⚡

9

Went and CAME BACK — the experience participle. 'She has ______ to Panama twice.' ⛵

10

Means VERY recently. 'Hurry — the train has ______ left!' 🚆

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