Present Perfect/Exercises 2

Genau wie bei "Do you. . . ?" und "Can he . . . ?" wird bei Fragen im Present Perfect das Hilfsverb has/have vor das Subjekt gestellt.

Interactive Exercises

Past participles

Click on the numbers. Then put in the past participles of the given verbs:

said	past participle of say
brought	past participle of bring
broken	past participle of break
caught	past participle of catch
hidden	past participle of hide
bitten	past participle of bite
ridden	past participle of ride
lain	past participle of lie
slept	past participle of sleep
stolen	past participle of steal

questions & short answers

Form questions in the present perfect. Then give answers in the short form:

1. Have you ever been (you,ever be) to London yet? - No, I haven't (???) been there.

2. Have you already seen (you, already, see) the moon? - Yes, I have (???).

3. Where have you put (you, put) your English book? - Over there.

4. Have you already read (you, already, read) the newspaper today?

      - No, I haven't (???). I haven't had (not, have) time this morning.

5. Has Peter met (Peter, meet) your friend so far? - Yes, he has (???) .

6. Have you done (you, do) your homework yet? - Yes, I have (???).

7. Has the dog had (the dog, have) your breakfast? - Yes, it has (???).

8. Have you polished (polish) your shoes? - Yes, I have (???).

9. Who has just heard (hear, just)the noise? - I have (???).

(For the apostrophe use the #-key next to the Enter-key.)

Past Participles

Memory - Find the matching sets!

know	known
hear	heard
tell	told
ride	ridden
stand	stood
give	given
forget	forgotten
go	gone
speak	spoken

Suchsel

Mark the past particples with your mouse.

held

bought

shown

found

left

done

chosen