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Present, past participle adjectives, and adjectives plus infinitive verbs

Students first complete the lyrics.

Next, they identify gerunds and present participle forms of verbs.

Sentence pattern - you are + present participle

Here are two easy tasks about Past Participle Clauses.

Two easy tasks about using the Perfect Particple Clause.  First, fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb.  Second, read the sentence and choose the meaning from A or B.

GRAMMAR: Present Perfect

VOCABULARY: Past Participle - Verbs

This WS has two exercises related to the past participle of the verbs.

Use the verbs from the box putting thev in cvorrect participle form to complete the text in the appropriate places

Some verbs in past simple and past participle

Irregular verbs where past simple and past participle are the same

BÀI TẬP HAY

Pre-intermediate level

Extra Training 7331

This is to practice for the present perfect

What it says on the tin.

10 verbs to complete the past simple and the past participle

Participle clause

WRITE THE INFINITIVE, PAST SIMPLE OR PAST PARTICIPLE

INFINITIVE PAST SIMPLE OR PAST PARTICIPLE TO REVISE THE IRREGULAR VERBS

Could
We can use could + infinitive to talk about a general possibility in the past (compare with the use of 'can' above):
Prices could be high in the sixteenth century.
This is not used to talk about specific possibilites in the past (instead we use could + have + past participle):
He could have been working late (not: 'could be'. As this is a specific possiblity, 'could be' is present tense)