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Verb FormsAction Words
in present and past tense
For the next two slides (slides 3 and 4),
those verbs are common words
that you must know
by now.
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
be Sheila is
… dailywas had been
be They are … weekly were have been
PluralPlural
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
do Sheila does
… dailydid had done
eat Wayne eats … weekly
ate have eaten
go Quinn goes
… fortnightlywent have gone
have Vera has
… monthlyhad have had
For the next slide (slide 6),
change the ‘i’ to ‘u’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
diig A mole digs
all the timedug had dug
stiick The glue sticks stuck have stuck
swiing He swings
…. all the timeswung had swung
For the next two slides (slides 8 and 9),
take away one vowel
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
bite Rhonda bites
… dailybit had bitten
slide William slides
… fortnightlyslid has slid
hide Janlia hides … weekly
hid have hidden
lead George leads … monthly
led have led
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
feed Wren feeds
… dailyfed had fed
meet Charles meets
… bi-monthlymet has met
shoot Phoebe shoots … annually
shot had shot
choose Eugene chooses … yearly
chose had chosen
For the next two slides (slides 11 and 12),
change the ‘ake’ to ‘ook’ or ‘oke’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
take Amelia takes
… dailytook had taken
shake Owen shakes … annually
shook have shaken
wake Crystal wakes … fortnightly
woke have woken
make Ruth makes … weekly
made have made
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
break Henry breaks
… everydaybroke had broken
speak Ginny speaks
… every nightspoke have spoken
steal Leon steals
… every eveningstole has stolen
stand Leon stands
… every eveningstood has stood
For the next two slides (slides 14 and 15),
change the ‘eep’ to ‘ept’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
creep It creeps
all the timecrept had crept
sweep He sweeps
… every dawnswept has swept
keep She keeps
… every Mondaykept have kept
weep Keith weeps
… every afternoonwept had wept
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
sleep It sleeps
all the timeslept had slept
kneel He kneels
… every nightknelt has knelt
feel She feels
… every Tuesdayfelt have felt
For the next three slides (slides 17, 18 and 19),
the verb remains ununchanged
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
cut It cuts
all the timecut had cut
shut He shuts
… fortnightlyshut has shut
put She puts
… every Fridayput have put
hurt Keith hurts
… everydayhurt had hurt
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
hit It hits
all the timehit had hit
read He reads
… fortnightlyread has read
let She lets
… every Fridaylet have let
spread Keith spreads
… every duskspread had spread
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
beat He beats
… every dawnbeat had beaten
burst She bursts
… every Fridayburst have burst
For the next two slides (slides 21 and 22),
change the verbs to ‘ought’ or ‘aught’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
bring Timothy brings
… dailybrought had brought
buy Oprah buys … annually
bought have bought
catch Pamela catches … fortnightly
caught have caught
fight Zack fights
… weeklyfought have fought
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
think Frasier thinks
… dailythought had thought
teach Yvonne teaches … everyday
taught have taught
For the next slide (slide 24),
change the ‘y’ to ‘id’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
say A child says
… dailysaid had said
pay The boss pays … monthly
paid have paid
lay A hen lays
… fortnightlylaid have laid
For the next two slides (slides 26 and 27),
change the ‘d’ to ‘t’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
bend She bends
… dailybent had bent
spend He spends
… monthlyspent have spent
lend Simon lends
… fortnightlylent have lent
send Joanne sends
… weeklysent have sent
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
smell She smells
… dailysmelt had smelt
lose He loses
… monthlylost have lost
build He builds
… monthlybuilt have built
For the next two slides (slides 29 and 30),
change the ‘i’ to ‘a’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
driink That man drinks
all the timedrank had drunk
siing He sings
… every dawnsang has sung
riing A phone rings rang have rung
siink The gold sinks
…. all the timesank had sunk
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
begiin The day begins began had begun
giive He gives
… every timegave has given
siit The elderly man sits
… daily sat have sat
swiim That person swims
…. all the timeswam had swum
For the next slide (slide 32),
change the ‘i’ to ‘o’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
riide That girl rides
… dailyrode had ridden
shiine The lighthouse shines
… every nightshone has shone
wriite An author writes wrote have written
riise The sun rises
from the eastrose had risen
For the next slide (slide 34),
change the ‘o’ to ‘e’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
bloow He blows
… dailyblew had blown
groow A baby grows
… dailygrew had grown
knoow She knows knew had known
throow It throws
… dailythrew had thrown
For the next slide (slide 36),
change the ‘ell’ to ‘old’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
tellell He tells
… dailytold had told
sellell A shop sells
… dailysold had sold
freeze Water freezes at zero degrees
froze had frozen
forget The lady forgets
… dailyforgot had forgotten
For the next slide (slide 38),
change the ‘a’ to ‘o’
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
tear He tears
… dailytore had torn
wearear She wears
… dailywore had worn
draw The boy draws
… all the timedrew had drawn
fly A bird flies flew had flown
For the next slide (slide 40),
these are verbs with special verb forms.
Memorise them!
SimpleSimple
PresentPresent
SingularSingular
PresentPresent
SimpleSimple
PastPast
PastPast
ParticipleParticiple
leave He leaves
… dailyleft had left
lie She lies on
her side dailylay had lain
light It lights up
… all the timelit had lit
find He finds found had found
hear She hears heard had heard
Simple Past Tense
spoke speak
did do
studied study
lived live
heard hear
Simple Past Tense
was is
won win
swam swim
represented represent
were are
Simple Past Tense
woke wake
missed miss
ran run
tripped trip
fell fall
Simple Past Tense
stank stink
reached reach
scolded scold
teased tease
bought buy
Simple Past Tense
knocked knock
dropped drop
felt feel
cried cry
went go
Simple Past Tense
found find
fed feed
threw throw
came come
ate eat
Simple Past Tense
took take
slept sleep
bit bite
sang sing
flew fly