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"Be" vs. "Have" in 2-Part Verbs

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  • She ____ going to the store later.
    IS
  • Oh no, my lunch ____ fallen to the ground!
    HAS
  • The dog ___ barking loudly.
    IS
  • Ever since the Youngs moved to the city, they ____ lived in this street.
    Have
  • They ___ playing soccer.
    ARE
  • Jerry ____ worked really hard on this project so far today.
    Has
  • He ___ traveled to Japan.
    HAS
  • By the time Cory came home, Grandma ____ already gone back.
    Had
  • BONUS: You ___ walked the walk, but ___ you talked the talk?
    HAVE
  • She ___ gotten a ride to the game last Saturday.
    HAD
  • We ____ waiting for your response.
    ARE
  • _____ you ever visited the Statue of Liberty?
    Have
  • I ____ been to that museum before.
    HAVE
  • The Taylors didn't want to sell the car because they _____ owned it for many years.
    Had
  • They ____ going to the movies later.
    ARE
  • I don't think Brandon will ____ learned swimming by spring.
    Have
  • Grandpa will ____ told the story by the time I reach home later today.
    Have
  • We ___ completed the project.
    HAVE
  • I hope you ___ being kind to him.
    ARE
  • He ____ sitting behind her during math class.
    WAS
  • We ____ eaten at this restaurant five times as of today.
    Have
  • I thought he ____ left already?
    HAD
  • Shannon will ____ finished mopping by 1 o'clock later today.
    Have
  • They ___ finished their homework already.
    HAVE
  • Roberto _____ studied German before he moved to Germany.
    Had
  • They ____ not been very helpful.
    HAVE