Verbs #2

Principal Parts of Verb

Verbs #2

Goal: I can identify and use the principal parts of a

verb.

There are 4 principal parts to the verbs (that we will
talk about)

●Present

●Past

●Past Participle

●Present Participle

Present

●Present form is called BASE form

●You use this verb when you are talking about something happening now
(know as the PRESENT--see what they did? PRESENT Tense--PRESENT
time)

●Example: We KNOW what we are doing after school.

●Example: Mrs. Doenges IS the best teacher ever.

●Example: Mrs. Doenges HAS the cutest children.

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Multiple Choice

He ______ to his friends daily.

• writes

• write

• writing

Multiple Choice

They __ to school on Monday.

• goes

• go

• going

Multiple Choice

The woman ____ a bear!

• seeing

• see

• sees

Past
●Past tense is used when we are talking about something that has already
happened.

●To make past tense- you add a -d or -ed to the base form of the verb.

●Example: People PRAISED Mrs. Doenges for her beauty.

Base Form (Present Tense)

Past Tense

explore

explored

memorize

memorized

Multiple Choice

The past tense verb of WALK is ... .

• walk

• walked

• walking

• wolk

Multiple Choice

The past tense verb of HEAR is ... .

• heard

• hear

• hearing

• heared

Multiple Choice

The past tense verb of BRING is ... .

• bringed

• bringing

• brought

• bought

Multiple Choice

Yesterday I jump in a puddle.

• jumped

• jumping

• jumps

Multiple Choice

Last week I walk to school.

• walks

• walked

• walkes

• walking

Multiple Choice

Fix the verb!

• make

• made

• maked

• making

Multiple Choice

Fix the verb!

• go

• went

• wented

• going

Multiple Choice

Fix the verb!

• came

• coming

• come

• comed

Participles

●To make a participle you have to add a helping verb before it

○(be, am, is, are, was, were, been, have, has, had, should, would, could, shall, will, might, must,
may, can, do, did, does)

Present Participle:

●Use a helping verb(s) first

●Then use the base form of the
word with the ending -ing

●Example:
Are + sail + -ing = are sailing

●Example:
Is + be + ing = is being

Past Participle:

●Use a helping verb(s)

●Then use the base form of the word
with th ending -d or -ed

●Example:
Had + sail + ed = had sailed

●Example:
Has + promise + d + Has promised

Multiple Choice

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

1. She __________ with her parents in London.

• lived

• lives

• living

• live

Multiple Choice

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

3. The weather (be) ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.

• is

• am

• was

• should

Multiple Choice

What are the two types of participles?

• Present and past

• Past and progressive

• Present and progressive

• There is only one type of participle.

Multiple Choice

Present participles always end in ___________________.

• -ing

• -ed

• -en

• -s

Multiple Choice

Past participles end in ______________________________.

• A variety of past tense endings

• -ing

• -s

• -es

I tried to find a
video--but they were all
confusing.

Just remember the
rules…

Present=base form

Past= +ed

Past Part= HV +ed

Present Part= HV +ing

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