Mastering Regular and Irregular Verbs

Identify the regular verb in the following list: run, jump, play, eat.

• play

• swim

• write

• dance

Which of the following is an irregular verb? walk, talk, go, stay.

• go

• jump

• sit

• run

Conjugate the regular verb 'to play' in the past tense.

• plays

• playeded

• playd

• played

Conjugate the irregular verb 'to go' in the past tense.

• goes

• going

• went

• goed

Use the verb 'to jump' in a sentence in the present tense.

• I jump every morning.

• Jumping is fun.

• I will jump tomorrow.

• I jumped yesterday.

Identify the tense of the verb in this sentence: She is reading a book.

• Future perfect tense

• Present perfect tense

• Present continuous tense

• Past simple tense

Choose the correct form of the verb: He (walk, walks) to school every day.

• walked

• walks

• walks to school

• walking

Identify the regular verb in this sentence: They danced at the party last night.

• dance

• dancedly

• dancing

• danced

Use the verb 'to write' in a sentence in the past tense.

• She is writing a letter yesterday.

• She wrote a letter yesterday.

• She writes a letter yesterday.

• She will write a letter yesterday.

Differentiate the verb tenses in the sentence: I will eat dinner after I finish my homework.

• Present continuous tense for 'will eat'; past simple tense for 'finish'.

• Past simple tense for 'will eat'; future continuous tense for 'finish'.

• Future simple tense for 'will eat'; present simple tense for 'finish'.

• Future perfect tense for 'will eat'; present perfect tense for 'finish'.