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    What Is The Past Participle?: Lecture (3) Handout and Irregular Verbs

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    The document discusses the past participle form of verbs. It explains that the past participle is used to describe completed actions or states. For regular verbs, the past participle form is the same as the simple past tense. It also notes that this is the case for many irregular verbs. The document then provides two quizzes on using the present perfect tense correctly with verbs and time expressions like ever, never, already, recently, lately and just.

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    The document discusses the past participle form of verbs. It explains that the past participle is used to describe completed actions or states. For regular verbs, the past participle form is the same as the simple past tense. It also notes that this is the case for many irregular verbs. The document then provides two quizzes on using the present perfect tense correctly with verbs and time expressions like ever, never, already, recently, lately and just.

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    Lecture (3)

    Handout and irregular verbs

    What is the past participle?


    The past participle is a form of the verb that describes a completed action or state.
    For regular verbs, the past participle is the same as the simple past:
    I worked (simple past) all day yesterday.
    I’ve worked (past participle) here since August.
    This is also the case for many irregular verbs:
    He sold (simple past) his car last week.
    He’s sold (past participle) 200 books so far.

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    Present Perfect Quiz: Is each sentence grammatically correct or incorrect?

    Question 1 - They already given me the money.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 2 - She's been to Berlin twice.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 3 - Gary is known Darla for a long time.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 4 - I haven't read today's newspaper yet.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 5 - Has he ever eaten Brazilian food?

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 6 - Help, police! That man's just stolen my wallet!

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    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 7 - We've recently wrote a book.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 8 - Laura have sold her car.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 9 - I haven't take the test yet.

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    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 10 - Has you ever met my brother?

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 11 - I've lived in Orlando for three years.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 12 - No, they hasn't eaten lunch yet.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 13 - We haven't chosen a name for the baby yet.

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 14 - Have you ever drived a Ferrari?

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    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Question 15 - Have you heard the new song by Adele?

    a. Correct

    b. Incorrect

    Quiz 2: Present Perfect with ever, never,already, recently, lately, and just.

    Question 1 - Has anyone ________ told you that you have lovely eyes?

    a. ever

    b. never

    c. lately

    Question 2 - My husband's sick, so he hasn't been able to help me with the housework
    ________.

    a. just

    b. never

    c. lately

    Question 3 - She's _______ taken two weeks of vacation this year.

    a. lately

    b. already

    c. ever

    Question 4 - Have you eaten lunch ________?

    a. yet

    b. ever

    c. just

    Question 5 - Sorry, Mr. Greene isn't available at the moment. He's ______ stepped out
    for lunch.

    a. just

    b. yet

    c. lately

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    Handout and irregular verbs

    Question 6 - He's _______ gotten any type of recognition for his hard work at the
    company.

    a. recently

    b. already

    c. never

    Question 7 - They've ________ bought a house - the sale was finalized last week.

    a. ever

    b. recently

    c. never

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