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Have ever you/Have you ever been swimming at night?
HAVE YOU EVER been swimming at night?
My best friend and her dad have just finished/has just finished a pottery course.
My best friend and her dad HAVE JUST FINISHED a pottery course.
Where you have been/have you been? I cook/have cooked dinner and now it’s cold!
Where HAVE YOU BEEN? I HAVE COOKED dinner and now it’s cold!
Claire has already/never written the letter to her penpal. She sent it this morning.
Claire has ALREADY written the letter to her penpal. She sent it this morning.
What is the most exciting thing you have never/ever done?
What is the most exciting thing you have EVER done?
Jack has spoke/spoken to Freya and she is coming to the party.
Jack has SPOKEN to Freya and she is coming to the party.
I have lived here for/since I was a child.
I have lived here SINCE I was a child.
Mary has studied English for/since seven years.
Mary has studied English FOR seven years.
What is the past participle form of "SEE"?
SEEN
What is the past participle form of "WIN"?
WON
What is the past participle form of "BUY"?
BOUGHT
What is the past participle form of "FIND"?
FOUND
What is the past participle form of "HAVE"?
HAD
Karen’s excited about buying a skateboard. She .... (want) one for a long time. PS or PP?
Karen’s excited about buying a skateboard. She has wanted (want) one for a long time.
Luke ... (have) a difficult time when he was at his old school. PS or PP?
Luke had (have) a difficult time when he was at his old school.
James ... (annoy) Imogen and they’re not talking to each other now. PS or PP?
James has annoyed (annoy) Imogen and they’re not talking to each other now.
