Present Perfect sentence completion guessing game Extended version

A: You have 7 minutes to complete as many of the sentences as you can, as interestingly as you can.

I’ve eaten

I’ve drunk

I’ve driven

I’ve seen

I’ve ridden

I’ve tried to but failed

I’ve accidentally killed

I’ve broken

I’ve lost

I’ve spoken to

I’ve met

I’ve bought

I’ve touched

I’ve written to

I’ve taken a photo of

I’ve burnt

I’ve torn (= ripped)

I’ve lifted/ picked up

I’ve fallen into/ from/ out of

I’ve flown

I’ve found

I’ve slept

I’ve had as a pet.

I’ve sat on/ in

I’ve given to someone.

I’ve caught

I’ve cooked

I’ve been to

I’ve visited

I’ve dropped

I’ve sung

I’ve played

I’ve made

I’ve sold

I’ve repaired (= mended = fixed)

I’ve crushed

I’ve crashed (into)

I’ve drawn/ painted

I’ve (accidentally) thrown away

I’ve studied

I’ve spoken to

B: Now get into groups of 3. One person must tell the other two the end of one of their sentences eg. ‘A pig.’

The other two must guess which sentence it comes from e.g.

‘Have you ever lifted a pig?’

‘No, I haven’t.’

‘Have you ever seen a pig?’

‘Yes, I have. But that’s not the answer.’

‘Have you ever accidentally killed a pig?’

‘Yes, I have. That’s the answer. Well done.’

Can you remember the past participles of the verbs on Worksheet 1 without looking back at them?

eat

drink

drive

see

ride

try

kill

break

lose

speak

meet

buy

touch

write

take

burn

tear

lift

fall

fly

find

sleep

have

sit

give

catch

cook

go to

visit

drop

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