Skill 30:
After Have, use the past participle.
*The auxiliary verb “Have” can be occupied in different forms
(have, having, has , had) must be always followed by the past
participle form of the verb.
*Past participle form: For regular verbs it is the verb ending with
“ed” example: fixed, followed, etc. For Irregular verbs the past
participle does not end with “ed”. Example base form: take ,simple
past: took, past participle: taken
The following chart outlines the use of verb form after have:
VERB FORMS AFTER HAVE
HAVE
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PAST PARTICIPLE
Example: You should be shure that if you have a subject and a
past participle you also have the verb have.
-He had walk to school . (Should be had Walked)
-We have see the show. (Should be Have seen)