4th Unit 11 Grammar Review

4th Unit 11 Grammar Review

Present Perfect with ever/never

Interrogatory , Affirmative & Negative

(?) Interrogative: Move the 'have' or 'has' to the beginning of the sentence.

• Have you ever been to the USA?

• Has your mother ever seen a cartoon?

• Have the boys been to the cinema?

• Has the teacher ever seen a penguin?

• HAS is singular , HAVE is plural (Exceptions: I & You)

(+) Affirmative: Have / Has.

• I have seen mountains before.

• Your brother has been to Bellini.

• We have seen that film.

• He has been to the supermarket.

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(-) Just add 'n't. (Hasn't / Haven't)

• N't is short for 'not'.

• (-)I haven't been to that restaurant.

• (-) She hasn't seen that movie star before.

• It's super simple to remember!

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Answers in the Affirmative: Yes, __ has / Yes, ____ have.

• Yes, __ has. (Yes, she has!)

• Yes, ____ have. (Yes, we have.)

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Answers in the negative: No, ___ haven't / No, ____ hasn't.

• No, she hasn't.

• No, we haven't.

Multiple Choice

(?) ______ she seen that movie ?

• Have

• Has

Multiple Choice

(-) We _____ been to that shop.

• haven't

• hasn't

Multiple Choice

(+) Have you been to Brazil in the afternoon?

• Yes, I has.

• Yes, I have.

Multiple Choice

(+) We _____ seen a giraffe at the zoo!

• has

• have

Multiple Choice

(-) I ______ seen your Hulkbuster legos.

• hasn't

• haven't

Multiple Select

Click the 4 correct pronouns for 'have'.

• I

• She

• We

• They

• Plural (The boys / The teachers)

Multiple Select

Click the correct pronouns for 'has'.

• I

• He

• They

• She

• Singular ( The teacher / The girl)

Multiple Choice

(-) You _____ been to the zoo!

• hasn't

• haven't

Multiple Choice

(+) The boys ______ to the school.

• haven't been

• hasn't been

Multiple Choice

(?) ___________ that dog next door? It is so cute!

• Have you seen

• Has you seen

Multiple Choice

Has is for...

• I / You / We / They & Plurals

• He / She / It & Singulars.

Multiple Choice

Have is for...

• I / You / We / They & Plurals

• He / She / It & Singulars.