Review 12A IE 1.6 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) My ex-girlfriend (forget) me for a long time.

has forgotten

(Correct mistakes) Don't worry! We's cover everything.

've covered

(Make questions) The Thai team / win the Seagame cup?

Has the Thai team won the Seagame cup?

(Make questions) they / eat tacos?

Have they eaten tacos?

(Make questions) our neighbor / go on a vacation?

Have our neighbors gone on a vacation?

(Correct mistakes) I have wore this expensive shirt.

wore --> worn

(Correct mistakes) I don't have appeared in a movie before.

haven't appeared

(Correct mistakes) We has boughted this soundtrack for our movie.

have bought

(Correct mistakes) Have you never worked for Apple Inc before?

never --> ever

(Correct mistakes) Have they forgot us that quick?

forgot --> forgotten

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) He (see) movies with subtitles to learn English.

Has seen

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) Ann (not go) on a vacation.

Ann hasn't gone on a vacation.

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) They (speak) to our parents about the broken window.

have spoken

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) We (not read) Twilight before.

We haven't read Twilight before.

(Correct mistakes) Our family hasn't saw this beautiful scene.

hasn't seen

(Make questions) she / watch the series "American Horror" ?

Has she watched the series "American Horror" ?

(Make questions) Tom and his parents / go to New York?

Have Tom and his parents gone to New York?

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) My mom and I (not live) in England before.

My mom and I haven't lived in England before.

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) Have you ever (buy) a Chanel bag?

Have you ever bought a Chanel bag?

(Correct mistakes) The mice has eaten all our food.

has --> have

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) Kat and her friends (not arrive) yet.

Kat and her friends haven't arrived yet.

(Correct mistakes) Mom have been at home recently.

have --> has

(Use the correct forms of Verb Past participle) I (never cry) during a movie before.

I have never cried during a movie before.

(Make questions) Janet / finish her project?

Has Janet finished her project?