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Have You Done It Yet?

Have and has with the participle, and when the simple past belongs

Lesson 8
Spicy
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

Two pasts, two jobs. No time named, have or has plus the participle. A named time, simple past. Check the participle every time.

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Tick the right one

aI have drunk all the juice.I have drank all the juice.have/has or did?
bShe has seen the film last week.She saw the film last week.have/has or did?
cThe waiters have taken the order.The waiters have took the order.have/has or did?
dHe has been here since noon.He was here since noon.have/has or did?
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Find the 6 mistakes

What a busy week at the café. The café has been full since Monday. Nonna have gone to her sister's, so Polpetta has went to the market alone every morning. I done the washing-up before school each day. On Tuesday we have seen the mayor in the queue, and he has ate three cannoli before anyone brought him a plate. Now the waiters has taken a break at last, and the kitchen is quiet.
When a sentence names a finished time, like On Tuesday, use the simple past, not has or have. And one has been is already right.
Write the corrections here
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Now you write

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a One thing you have done and one thing you did yesterday, two sentences:
b A sentence where have seen would be wrong, and the verb that fixes it:
c A sentence with has gone and a second verb in the simple past:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I checked it carefully. I have finished the pizza an hour ago. Have plus participle, exactly like you taught me, no?

Tell him why it is still wrong, and give him a sentence where have finished would be right.
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