Identify verbs in the regular past tense
Key Notes:
🌟 Identify Verbs in the Regular Past Tense 🌟
| 🔹 What is a Regular Past Tense Verb? |
A regular past tense verb tells us that an action happened in the past and usually ends with “-ed”. ✅
- Tip: Most verbs follow this pattern: play → played, jump → jumped, clean → cleaned.
| 🔹 How to Recognize Them |
Look for these signs:
1. Ends with -ed 📝
- Example: walk → walked 🚶♂️
- Example: talk → talked 🗣️
2. Tells about something that already happened ⏳
- Example: I cleaned my room yesterday. 🧹
3. Shows a finished action ✔️
- Example: She painted a beautiful picture. 🎨
| 🔹 Examples of Regular Past Tense Verbs |
| Base Verb | Past Tense Verb | Emoji Example |
|---|---|---|
| play | played | ⚽️🎾 |
| jump | jumped | 🤸♀️ |
| clean | cleaned | 🧹 |
| help | helped | 🤝 |
| cook | cooked | 🍳 |
| 🔹 How to Use Them in Sentences |
- Yesterday, I walked to school. 🏫
- She painted a rainbow. 🌈
- We cleaned the classroom. 🧽
| 🔹 Quick Tips ✅ |
Most regular verbs just add -ed in past tense.
Some verbs might need a small spelling change:
- study → studied 📚
- stop → stopped ✋
Always check if the action already happened – that’s the past! ⏰
Let’s practice!🖊️
