Verb tenses

Front

A verb in PRESENT tense tells...

Back

what is happening right now.

Front

This type of verb indicates something that has ALREADY HAPPENED...
Options: future, past, present

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past

Front

A verb with the word "WILL" in front of it usually indicates...

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future tense

Front

To form past tense, we usually add -ed to the end, unless the verb is _________, in which case the whole word changes.

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irregular

Front

_______ verbs come before the main verb to tell about the action. Examples are: will, has, have, had, should, could, would, do, does, did.

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Helping

Front

Past tense of "get"

Back

got

Front

Past tense of take

Back

took

Front

Past tense of hear

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heard

Front

Which sentence has a verb in present tense?
Options:

Last year, we moved to Katy.

,

Someday, I will win a race.

,

The storm knocks down power lines.

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The storm knocks down power lines.

Front

What is the helping verb in this sentence: I am writing a personal narrative.

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am