Past Tense Verbs - Edge Fundamentals Unit 4

Front

A verb in this tense indicates what is happening now.

Back

present

Front

Verb tense indicating events before now.

Back

past

Front

Most past tense verbs end in...

Back

-ed

Front

When adding -ed to a past tense word ending in silent e, which rule applies?

Back

drop the silent e and add -ed

Front

Adding -ed to a one-syllable word ending in a vowel + consonant:

Back

double the last consonant and add -ed

Front

Correctly spelled word: walked

Back

walked

Front

Correct spelling of 'close'

Back

closed

Front

Correct spelling of 'drop':

Back

dropped

Front

Yesterday, I ________ very happy.

Back

was

Answer explanation

Yesterday, so it is past tense.

Front

Today, you _________ taking a test.

Back

are