Grammar
Can I identify past and present tense verbs in sentences?
Goal:
Goal:
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In each sentence below, select whether a past or present tense verb is used. |
Inspector Sawyer looks for clues.
- Past
- Present
Looks is a present tense verb because he’s currently looking.
Looks is a present tense verb because he’s currently looking.
Last year he solved most of his cases.
- Past
- Present
Solved is a past tense verb because he solved them in the past - last year.
Solved is a past tense verb because he solved them in the past - last year.
Inspector Sawyer lives in the apartment next door to our family.
- Past
- Present
Lives is a present tense verb because he's currently living there.
Lives is a present tense verb because he's currently living there.
Usually he walks his dog after dinner.
- Past
- Present
Walks is a present tense verb because this happens as a regular event.
Walks is a present tense verb because this happens as a regular event.
Yesterday he worked late, so I walked his dog.
- Past
- Present
Worked is a past tense verb because he worked late in the past - yesterday.
Worked is a past tense verb because he worked late in the past - yesterday.
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