Verb Tenses - Worksheet

English Teaching Resources provides a comprehensive set of worksheets aimed at helping students understand and practice verb tenses. The Past Tense Worksheet explains that verbs in the past tense describe actions that have already occurred. For example, in the sentence "Yesterday, the frog jumped onto the lily pad," the verb "jump" changes to "jumped" by adding "-ed," indicating the action took place in the past. Students are tasked with converting a list of verbs into the past tense, some of which require adding "-ed" while others may need a change in the word itself.

Similarly, the Present Tense Worksheet deals with verbs that represent actions occurring at the moment. The verb "jump" becomes "jumping" when "The frog is jumping on the lily pad," with the addition of "-ing" to indicate the present tense. Students are asked to alter a set of verbs to the present tense, which may involve slight spelling adjustments besides simply adding "-ing." The Future Tense Worksheet introduces verbs indicative of actions that are yet to happen, using words like "will" or "going to" before the main verb, such as "The frog will jump on the lily pad." Exercises require students to transform verbs into the future tense. Additional worksheets provide exercises for identifying and using the correct verb tenses within sentences, enhancing the students' grasp of past, present, and future tenses through practical application.