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Verb Forms after "do" or "have"

Verb Forms after "do" or "have"
This quiz will provide practice in using the correct verb form after the helping verbs "do" and "have."

This activity contains 25 questions.

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Nancy __________ guitar lessons for seven years.   take has taken

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: We do not __________ why we cannot feed the bears at the park.   understand understood

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Have you __________ my car keys anywhere?   seen saw

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Clark certainly does __________ sharp today.   looks look

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Maurice has __________ his Congresswoman three times this month.   written write

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Does anyone here __________ a cell phone that I could borrow?   has have

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Harlan does not __________ any form of meat.   eat eats

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Beverly has never __________ cooking prime rib before.   try tried

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Do not __________ about paying me back.   worry worried

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: You should have __________ a doctor about your knee pain a long time ago.   consult consulted

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: You certainly do __________ like your father.   look looked

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Jennifer has __________ a prize-winning poem.   write written

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: What do you __________ about Ellen’s promotion?   think thought

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Lars has never __________ so confident before.   look looked

	The Johnsons say that they do not __________ if we use their lawn mower.   minded mind

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Antonio has __________ for the post office for ten years.   work worked

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Do you __________ the deer in the meadow over there?   see saw

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Once again, the mayor has __________ the Save the Dandelion Foundation.   offended offend

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Does Jack still __________ riding his motorcycle?   enjoy enjoyed

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Scientists have __________ the ozone layer for years.   study studied

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Justin doesn’t __________ here anymore.   lived live

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: I have never __________ quantum physics.   understood understand

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Don’t you __________ chocolate ice cream?   liked like

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: The Goodmans have __________ a meditation garden in their back yard.   create created

	Choose the verb that should be inserted into the blank in the following sentence: Studies have __________ that carbohydrates play a significant role in obesity.   shown show

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