This document provides instruction on forming contractions with auxiliary verbs like "have" and "be" in English. It explains that contracted forms are made by combining the auxiliary verb with the subject pronoun. Examples of contracted forms are given like "I've", "you've", and "they've". The document also discusses the formation of past participles in regular and irregular verbs and provides exercises for students to practice using contractions and past participles in sentences.

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Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. CONTRACTED FORM :
I’VE = I HAVE
YOU’VE= YOU HAVE
HE’S = HE HAS
SHE’S = SHE HAS
WE’VE = WE HAVE
THEY’VE = THEY HAVE

3. Remember:
 THE PAST PARTICIPLE IS FORMED
 IN REGULAR VERBS BY ADDING
-ED
 IN IRREGULAR VERBS THE WHOLE FORM
CHANGES
SEE, SAW, SEEN
DO, DID, DONE
EAT, ATE, EATEN

4. We use it with: Have you ever …?
Have you ever eaten sushi?
Have you ever seen snakes ?

5. Exercises
a. He / lose / his passport. He’s lost
his passport.
b. We / finish / our work.
c. They / buy / a new house.
d. I / visit / New York / five
times.
1. Write sentences in affirmative and
negative form:

6. i. We / study / French.
e. They / go / to the cinema.
f. You / eat / four bananas
g. She / travel / far.
h. I / do / any homework / this week.