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    The document discusses verb tenses and how verbs change in the past tense. It provides examples of regular verbs that take "-ed" (e.g. walk/walked) and irregular verbs. It also discusses a rule for verbs ending in "e" where only "-d" is added to form the past tense (e.g. save/saved). A series of questions test the reader's understanding of applying rules to identify the correct past tense forms of verbs.

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    Past Tense: Things That Have Already Happened!

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    The document discusses verb tenses and how verbs change in the past tense. It provides examples of regular verbs that take "-ed" (e.g. walk/walked) and irregular verbs. It also discusses a rule for verbs ending in "e" where only "-d" is added to form the past tense (e.g. save/saved). A series of questions test the reader's understanding of applying rules to identify the correct past tense forms of verbs.

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    Past Tense

    Miss Krizia Gomez

    Things that have already happened!

    Verbs are action


    Run Jump Walk Talk

    words.

    Here are some examples:

    The verbs in our sentences change when we talk about what has already happened.
    I walk to school I jump on my bed I walked to school I jumped on my bed

    Can you see how we have changed these verbs?

    Add ed!

    Yesterday Last Night Last Week Last Year A month ago. . . Two years ago. . .

    Using this rule, can you find the missing words?


    Question 1.
    I ____________ my cat yesterday! Kick kicked kicket

    Nearly!!! Dont forget to use the rule!

    Brilliant!!!
    You chose the correct answer!
    kick + ed = kicked! Remember add ed
    Next question

    Have another go!

    Dont forget to use the rule!

    Question 2
    They _________ cartoons on the t.v. last night.
    Watch watcht watched

    Brilliant!!!
    You chose the correct answer!
    watch + ed = watched!

    Remember add ed
    Move on.

    Now look at these verbs:


    Wave Save

    Change
    Bake They all end with an e!
    Click here to find out how they change.

    Only add d ! Waved Baked

    Move on.

    Lets say that together! Verb ending in e only add d!


    Remember this super rule for the next questions!

    Move on.

    Now try this one!

    Save
    Talk to your partner. Which of the answers is the right one?
    Saved Saveed

    Well done !!!!


    You have remembered the rule! Only Add d!

    Saved

    Next page.

    Have another go!!


    Dont forget to use our super rule!

    Dont forget:
    These rules help us to write about things in the past. I helped my mom do the shopping We looked at the animals in the zoo They baked a birthday cake for their friend She saved a lollipop for me! Finish.

    Well done you have worked really hard! Try to use these rules in your writing!

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