Have and has with the participle, and when the simple past belongs
Lesson 8 of 14 Year 3
Task 1 gives the letter of the right option as printed on the sheet. Task 2 lists the mistakes in the order they appear, with the correction. Task 3 and 4 answers are models, not the only acceptable wording: any answer that uses the rule the lesson taught should be credited.
MildDone by now? Have or has plus the participle. Said when? Simple past on its own.
1 · Tick the right one
a Ab Bc Ad AA = left option, B = right option
3 · Now you write
Model answers
I have finished my reading.
Yesterday I went to the park.
Polpetta has gone to the market.
4 · Help Polpetta
Went is the simple past and it cannot follow have. After have you need the participle, gone: I have gone to the market.
2 · Find the 3 mistakes
1
I have wash the plates.
I have washed the plates.
2
Nonna has went to the market.
Nonna has gone to the market.
3
Polpetta done the baking again
Polpetta has done the baking again
We have eaten all the bread is already right. For the last one accept Polpetta did the baking again as well.
MediumHave and has take the participle, gone, eaten, seen, done. Name the time and the simple past takes over.
1 · Tick the right one
a Ab Ac Bd AA = left option, B = right option
3 · Now you write
Model answers
Tick: eaten · I have brushed my teeth already.
Tick: went · On Saturday I visited my gran.
Tick: Nonna has gone to the market., Leo has eaten the cake., Mia has seen the film. · Polpetta has done the washing-up.
4 · Help Polpetta
Went cannot follow have; have takes the participle, so it is I have gone. Done is a participle with the have missing, so it is I have done all the shopping, or I did all the shopping.
2 · Find the 5 mistakes
1
Nonna has went to the market
Nonna has gone to the market
2
Polpetta have burnt the first loaf
Polpetta has burnt the first loaf
3
I have wash the big pot
I have washed the big pot
4
Marco seen the queue
Marco saw the queue
5
the waiters has eaten all the breadsticks
the waiters have eaten all the breadsticks
At least somebody has made the coffee is already right. For Marco accept Marco has seen the queue as well as Marco saw.
SpicyTwo pasts, two jobs. No time named, have or has plus the participle. A named time, simple past. Check the participle every time.
1 · Tick the right one
a Ab Bc Ad AA = left option, B = right option
3 · Now you write
Model answers
I have finished my homework. Yesterday I played football after school.
Wrong: I have seen the mayor on Tuesday. Fix: I saw the mayor on Tuesday.
Nonna has gone to her sister's, so Polpetta went to the market alone.
4 · Help Polpetta
An hour ago names the time, so the simple past takes over and the have has to go: I finished the pizza an hour ago. Have finished is right when no time is named: I have finished the pizza, can I go out now?
2 · Find the 6 mistakes
1
Nonna have gone to her sister's
Nonna has gone to her sister's
2
Polpetta has went to the market alone
Polpetta has gone to the market alone
3
I done the washing-up before school each day.
I did the washing-up before school each day.
4
On Tuesday we have seen the mayor in the queue
On Tuesday we saw the mayor in the queue
5
he has ate three cannoli
he ate three cannoli
6
the waiters has taken a break
the waiters have taken a break
The café has been full since Monday is the has been that is already right. For I done accept I have done as well. For he has ate the answer is he ate, because the sentence names Tuesday (has eaten is still wrong here).