MARIA ALEJANDRA OTALORA SANABRIA

ADMINISTRATION IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

6TH SEMESTER
SILVANIA 2018
THIS PORTFOLIO BELONGS TO

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_Maria Alejandra Otalora___

Ejercicios de verbos en participio

 How to use “have” and “has”

How to use the past participle with have and has.

Form ​(Forma)

Para formar el presente perfecto, se usa el verbo auxiliar “to have” en el presente y el participio
pasado del verbo​. Para verbos regulares, el participio pasado es la forma simple del pasado.

Sujeto Verbo auxiliar Forma Corta Participio Pasado

I, you, we, they have I’ve, you’ve, we’ve, they’ve talked, learned, traveled…

he, she, it has he’s, she’s, it’s talked, learned, traveled…

Nota:​ Ten en cuenta que ​hay muchos participios pasados irregulares en inglés​. A continuación tienes
una lista de unos de los participios pasados irregulares más comunes.

Verbo Pasado Simple Participio pasado

​ was/were ​ ​ een
b
​ be

​ do ​ did ​ ​ one
d

​ go ​ went ​ g​ one

​ make ​ made ​ ​ ade

m

​ see ​ saw ​ s​ een

Structure ​(Estructura)
1. Affirmative Sentences​ ​(Frases afirmativas)
Sujeto + verbo auxiliar (to have) + participio pasado…

Ejemplos:
I ​have [I’ve] talked​ to Peter.​(He hablado con Peter.)

She ​has [She’s] gone​ to work.​(Ha ido a su trabajo.)

We ​have [We’ve] been​ to London.​(Hemos ido a Londres.)

They ​have [They’ve] learned​ English.​(Han aprendido inglés.)

2. Negative Sentences​ ​(Frases negativas)

Sujeto + verbo auxiliar (to have) + “not” + participio pasado…

Ejemplos:
I ​haven’t talked​ to Peter.​(No he hablado con Peter.)

She ​hasn’t gone​ to work.​(No ha ido a su trabajo.)

We ​haven’t been​ to London.​(No hemos ido a Londres.)

They ​haven’t learned​ English.​(No han aprendido inglés.)

3. Interrogative Sentences​ ​(Frases interrogativas)

Verbo auxiliar (to have) + sujeto + participio pasado…?

Ejemplos:
Have​ you ​talked​ to Peter?​(¿Has hablado con Peter?)

Has​ she ​gone​ to work?​(¿Ha ido a su trabajo?)

Have​ you ​been​ to London?​(¿Has ido a Londres?)

Have​ they ​learned​ English?​(¿Han aprendido inglés?)

articulo tomado de ​https://www.curso-ingles.com/aprender/cursos/nivel-avanzado/verb-tenses-present-perfect/present-perfect

Ejercicios de have y has

Ejercicios imagenes.
I have traveled for many interesting countries like Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela and
Panama.

I haven’t traveled for many interesting countries.

Have I traveled for many interesting countries?

Yes, I have traveled for many interesting countries like Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela and
Panama.

No, I haven’t traveled for many interesting countries

Karen has bought much clothes this year.

Karen hasn’t bought much clothes this year.

Has Karen bought much clothes this year?

Yes, Karen has bought much clothes this year.

No, Karen hasn’t bought much clothes this year.

I have planted a flower in my garden.

I haven’t planted a flower in my garden.

Have I planted a flower in my garden?

Yes, I have planted a flower in my garden.

No, I haven’t planted a flower in my garden.

My boyfriend has prepered my breakfast this morning.

My boyfriend hasen`t prepared my breackfast this morning

Has my boyfiend prepared my breakfast this morning?

Yes, he has prepared my breakfast this morning.

No, he hasn`t prepared my breakfast this morning.

Carlos has driven this car for three years.

Carlos has not driven this car for three years.

Has Carlos driven this car for three years?

Yes, Carlos has driven this car for three years.

No,Carlos has not driven this car for three years.

My wife has bought a new car for our daughter

My wife has not bought a new car for our daughter

Has my wife bought a new car for our daughter?

Yes, My wife has bought a new car for our daughter

No, My wife has not bought a new car for our daughter.
We have danced mapale in the school

We have not danced mapale in the school.

Have We danced mapale in the school?

Yes, We have danced mapale in the school.

No, We have not danced mapale in the school.

They have eaten in that restaurant this week.

They haven't eaten in that restaurant this week.

Have They eaten in that restaurant this week.?

Yes, They have eaten in that restaurant this week.

No, They haven't eaten in that restaurant this week.

She has slept in this bed this month.

She has not slept in this bed this month.

Has She slept in this bed this month?

Yes, She has slept in this bed this month.

No, She has not slept in this bed this month.

I have cut the onions for the dinner.

I haven’t cut the onions for the dinner.

Have you cut the onions for the diner?

Yes, I have cut the onions for the dinner.

No I haven’t cut the onions for the dinner.

You have printed the homework.

You haven’t printed the homework.

Have you printed the homework?

Yes, you have printed the homework.

No, you haven’t printed the homework.

Carlos has raced the motorbike championship.

Carlos hasn’t raced the motorbike championship.

Has Carlos raced the motorbike championship?

Yes, Carlos has raced the motorbike championship.

No, Carlos hasn’t raced the motorbike championship.

The phone has fallen from the second floor.

The phone hasn’t fallen from the second floor.

Has the phone fallen from the second floor?

Yes, the phone has fallen from the second floor.

No, he phone hasn’t fallen from the second floor.

Koenigsegg has released the new car Jesko.

Koenigsegg has released the new car Jesko.

Has koenigsegg released the new car?

Yes, Koenigsegg has released the new car Jesko.

No, Koenigsegg hasn’t released the new car Jesko.

Erika has been swimming the whole morning.

Erika hasn’t been swimming the whole morning.

Has Erika been swimming the whole morning?

Yes, Erika has been swimming the whole morning.

No, Erika hasn’t been swimming the whole morning.