Write the past participle of the verbs in brackets and read the sentences carefully.

1. I have her twice this week. (see)
2. How many oranges have you today? (eat)
3. Mary had already her homework when I arrived there. (do)
4. This poem was by K. Cavafis. (write)
5. A new bridge will be in our area next year. (build)
6. How many times have you to Athens this year? (be)
7. She has never such a beautiful dress before. (wear)
8. This purse was by Helen last week. (find)
9. They have already a lot of expensive paintings. (buy)
10. He was by the police two days ago. (catch)
11. I have never so many mistakes before. (make)
12. She was a lot of presents on her birthday last Saturday. (give)
13. There is no wine left. Somebody has it. (drink)
14. He had just the house when it started raining. (leave)
15. Somebody has the window in the kitchen. (break)