Verbs for Past, Present, and Future

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Verbs for Past, Present, and Future
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Day 1Remember that a verb tells what someone or
something does. A verb can show action.

• Identify the verb in each sentence and decide if
  takes place in the past, present, or future.
• 1. Jane added the two numbers.
• 2. David is walking to the park.
• 3. Nick will write a story.
• 4. Emily wrote her first poem yesterday.
• 5. Dad is mowing the lawn.

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Day 2 Replacing verbs to past, present and
future tense sentences.

• Example sentences.
• I read a good book last week.
• I am reading a good book.
• I will read another book next week.

• Complete each sentence using the past, present or
  future tense verbs.
• baking bake baked
• Grandma ______ a pie yesterday.
• Grandma is ______ a cake.
• Grandma will _______ cookies tomorrow.

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Day 3

• Tell if the lists of verbs are past, present, or
  future tense. Write-past, present, or future
  following each list.
• Cooked, fished, saw, ran, wrote ________
• Cooking, fishing, see, running, writing_____
• Will cook, fish, see, run, write ________
• Who can use one of the words from each list
  appropriately in a sentence.
• Thumbs up, if you agree!

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Day 4

• Practice past, present and future tense verbs.
• Choose the correct verb for each sentence.
• Yesterday I (playing, played) soccer.
• I am (painting, paint) a picture.
• I will (rode, ride) my bike to school tomorrow.
• Grandpa (drove, driving) me to school yesterday.
• Grandma is (cooking, cooked) soup.
• Grandpa will (take, took) me fishing tomorrow.

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Day 5

• Review- Verb Tense
• Past Tense Verbs- Action words that tell what has
  already been happened.
• Present Tense Verbs- Action words that tell what
  is happening now.
• Future Tense Verbs- Action words that tell what
  will happen.
• Clue words such as yesterday, last week, today,
  tomorrow, next week, can give you clues as to
  which verb tense to use.
• Find clue words on slide Day 4.