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Introduction to Exercise 4 - Using the past participle form (-ed/-en) after have or be |
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Use the past participle form of a verb after the auxiliaries:
have, has, and had.
- Examples: I have worked there for six months. Edel
has known her since September.
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Use the past participle form of a verb after forms
of BE: am, is, are, was, were, be, being,
and been in the passive voice.
- Examples: The suspect was arrested two days ago. He
has been held since then.
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The following passages contain mistakes with the use of past participle.
Click on the word or phrase that contains the mistake. When you click,
a box
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appear. Type the correct word
or phrase in this box and then click the INSERT button. When you
have finished making all the corrections, click DONE to compare
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