ing and ed inflectional endings

ing and ed inflectional endings

Open Ended

Your turn!

stop

Open Ended

Your turn!

hug

Open Ended

Your turn!

clap

Open Ended

Your turn!

write

Open Ended

Your turn!

drive

Open Ended

Your turn!

hope

Multiple Choice

The girls are ____ cupcakes for the party.

• bakeing

• baking

Multiple Choice

Charlie is ______ into the end zone with the football.

• runing

• running

Multiple Choice

Marcus enjoys ______ in the lake alone.

• fishing

• fishhing

Multiple Choice

The sun is ______ brightly in the sky.

• shineing

• shining

Multiple Choice

Jason is ______ marshmallows by the campfire.

• roastting

• roasting

Multiple Choice

Beth and Amanda are _____ in the pool.

• relaxing

• relaxsing

Multiple Choice

Jackie is still _____ up her chores.

• finising

• finishing

Multiple Choice

Why was that turkey ______ at me?

• winking

• winkking

Multiple Choice

The ballerina is ______ around on the stage.

• twirling

• twirlling

Multiple Choice

Heather is ice ______ on the lake.

• skateing

• skating

Open Ended

Present tense practice:

jog

race

wish

Open Ended

Present tense practice:

tap

knock

hope

Open Ended

Present tense practice:

fall

switch

chase

Open Ended

Present tense practice:

glow

pat

date

Open Ended

Present tense practice:

trip

slice

care

Open Ended

Your turn!

hug

Open Ended

Your turn!

hop

Open Ended

Your turn!

chat

Open Ended

Your turn!

hike

Open Ended

Your turn!

smile

Open Ended

Your turn!

chase

Multiple Choice

The little mouse _____ on the slice cheese.

• nibled

• nibbled

Multiple Choice

It _____ and thundered so much last night that I couldn't fall asleep.

• rained

• rainned

Multiple Choice

Jane _____ her ankle when she fell off the monkey bars.

• injurd

• injured

Multiple Choice

I _____ up my jacket because it was cold outside.

• ziped

• zipped

Multiple Choice

The children _____ large pumpkins at the farm.

• pickked

• picked

Multiple Choice

Our next door neighbor _____ his leaves into a pile.

• racked

• raked

Multiple Choice

They _____ their caps into the air to celebrate graduation.

• tosed

• tossed

Multiple Choice

The frog _____ off of one lilipad to the other lilipad.

• hopped

• hoped

Multiple Choice

The magician ______ a white rabbit out of her hat.

• pulld

• pulled

Multiple Choice

The penguin _____ over to the iceberg.

• wadled

• waddled

Open Ended

Past tense practice:

taste

nap

pour

Open Ended

Past tense practice:

crack

name

tan

Open Ended

Past tense practice:

land

ice

grab

Open Ended

Past tense practice:

lick

start

shop