Has, Have, Had with Regular Past Tense Verbs

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Helping verb in 'She has called her friend seven times.'

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has

Front

HELPING VERB in 'Brady had walked two miles to get home.'

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had

Front

HELPING VERB in: 'Father has washed the car many times this summer.'

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has

Front

Helping verb in 'Mary has discovered a turtle in her backyard.'

Back

has

Front

HELPING VERB in: 'The students have worked hard on their assignments.'

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have

Front

MAIN VERB in: 'He has tried many times to get a 100%.'

Back

tried

Front

MAIN VERB in: 'The coaches had planned a trick play for the team.'

Back

planned

Front

MAIN VERB in: 'Brady has liked chocolate since he was a baby.'

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liked

Front

MAIN VERB in: 'Audrey had studied for the math test.'

Back

studied

Front

MAIN VERB in: 'They have laughed through the entire movie.'

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laughed