Across
- 2. The bird (simple past to fly) into a tree.
- 3. I have (past participle to send) an e-mail to my pen pal in Australia.
- 5. Where have you (past participle to be) all afternoon?
- 6. He (simple past to begin) crying when he heard the news.
- 7. The cat has (past participle to catch) a mouse in the garage.
- 11. My brother (simple past to find)an I-phone at the bus station.
- 12. She had (past particple to take) the book from the table.
- 14. Robin (simple past to do) his homework on the computer.
- 16. Do you think they (simple past to tell) the truth?
- 17. Have you (past particple to write) that letter yet?
- 18. The boys (simple past to sleep) in a tent during their holiday.
- 21. They have (past particple to drive) to Paris and back again.
- 22. Someone has (past particple to steal) my laptop and my bicycle.
- 23. He (simple past to show) me around in his new house.
- 25. Peter (simple past to win) the lottery last year.
- 26. I (simple past to hurt) my foot yesterday.
Down
- 1. I have never (past participle to see) anything like this.
- 3. I (simple past to spend) ten euros on the bus ticket.
- 4. We (simple past to beat) the other school in a football match.
- 6. Who has (past participle to break) the window?
- 8. I thought you (simple past to understand)my question.
- 9. They (simple past to loose) all their money at the airport.
- 10. The company has (past participle to give) me compensation for the damage of my new computer.
- 13. My parents have never (past participle to fly)in an airplane before.
- 15. We (simple past to eat) fruit after dinner.
- 19. She has (past participle to teach) him a lesson.
- 20. How could I have (past particple to know) that he was coming to Rotterdam?
- 21. Grandmother (simple past to drink) lemonade in the garden.
- 24. simple past to go.