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    This document provides examples of positive, negative, and question sentences using common past participle verbs like "eaten", "flown", and "found". It also includes some additional examples using time phrases like "since", "for", and questions about travel experiences, book choices, time living somewhere, and food preparation. Finally, it discusses differences in sentences using phrases like "already", "never", and "so far".

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    This document provides examples of positive, negative, and question sentences using common past participle verbs like "eaten", "flown", and "found". It also includes some additional examples using time phrases like "since", "for", and questions about travel experiences, book choices, time living somewhere, and food preparation. Finally, it discusses differences in sentences using phrases like "already", "never", and "so far".

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    Classwork P.partiple

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    Ariana Micaela Carrillo Racines
    This document provides examples of positive, negative, and question sentences using common past participle verbs like "eaten", "flown", and "found". It also includes some additional examples using time phrases like "since", "for", and questions about travel experiences, book choices, time living somewhere, and food preparation. Finally, it discusses differences in sentences using phrases like "already", "never", and "so far".

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    Positive: S + have/ has + Past participle verb + C.

    Negative: S + have/has + not + Past participle verb + C.

    Questions: Have/Has + S + Past participle verb + C?


    ridden Yes. I have.
    eaten No, I haven´t.
    met Yes, I have.
    flown No, I haven´t.
    found Yes, I have.

    Where have you traveled to?

    How many people has she invited?

    Who has been to China?

    Why have you chosen that book?

    How long has Larry lived there?

    What have you prepared for lunch?

    How much money have you spent this week?


    since
    for
    for
    since
    for
    since
    since
    have wanted
    left
    have worked

    was played
    gave worked

    Have you ever had


    have had

    have looked after

    We have already raised $5, 700.


    We have never raised $5,700.

    He has not been to Europe yet.


    He has never been to Europe.

    They have already interviewed five people.


    So far, they have interviewed five people.
    have retired
    have been
    have
    haven´t went

    has
    visited

    has
    has seen

    Ariana Carrillo

    Phase 4B

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