Final -ed: Perfect Tenses

Application 5

Instructions Click on the "sentence" button next to each number. Double-click the present tense verbs in the sentences that pop up, and rewrite these verbs in the present perfect tense. You'll be using either has or have as an auxiliary. Some of the verbs are irregular, but most are regular. Example: I see few performers who appeal to a wider audience than that musician. I have seen few performers who have appealed to a wider audience than that musician. 1.         2.         3.         4.         5.         6.         7.         8.         9.         10.

CONTENTS MAIN PAGE 10.1 Pretest 10.2 Your Writing 10.3 Recognizing Final -ed 10.4 Simple Past Tense 10.5 Perfect Tenses 10.6 Passive Voices 10.7 Past Participles that Act as Modifiers 10.8 Avoiding Incorrect -ed Endings 10.9 Review & Practice Part 1 10.9 Review & Practice Part 2 10.10 Fun With Grammar 10.11 Return to Your Writing 10.12 Mastery Test