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Grammar worksheet teaching verb tenses: past, present, and future forms with examples.

A grammar worksheet titled "VERBS" with three columns showing verb forms: Past (add -ed), Present (add -s or -es, add -ing), and Future (add will before the verb), with fill-in-the-blank examples.

A grammar worksheet titled "VERBS" with three columns showing verb forms: Past (add -ed), Present (add -s or -es, add -ing), and Future (add will before the verb), with fill-in-the-blank examples.

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Let's solve this grammar exercise step by step. The image is about verbs and how they change in the past, present, and future tenses.

We are given three columns:

1. PAST – add -ed (or sometimes just the base form with spelling changes)
2. PRESENT – add -s or -es for third person singular, or -ing for present continuous
3. FUTURE – use will + verb

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Let's fill in each blank:



#### 1. Past Tense Column
> Rule: Add -ed to the base verb (with exceptions like doubling consonants, dropping 'e', etc.)

- jump__jumped
- ___ed → This is a blank before "ed". We need a verb that ends with "ed" when past tense. Looking at the list, we have "skip", so:
skipped
- skipp__skipped (already filled above)
- ___ped → Again, we see "climb", so:
climbed
- climb__climbed

So, Past column:
- jump → jumped
- skip → skipped
- climb → climbed

But the blanks are:
- jump__
- ___ed → skiped (so fill in: skip)
- skipp__ → skipped (fill in: ed)
- ___ped → climbed (fill in: climb)
- climb__ → climbed (fill in: ed)

Wait — let’s look carefully at the layout:

```
PAST
jump__
___ed
skipp__
___ped
climb__
```

So:
1. jump__jumped → fill in: ed
2. ___ed → must be a verb ending in "ed" → likely skipskipped → fill in: skip
3. skipp__skipped → fill in: ed
4. ___pedclimbed → fill in: climb
5. climb__climbed → fill in: ed

So past column answers:
- jumped
- skiped
- skipped
- climbed
- climbed

---

#### 2. Present Tense Column
> Two forms:
- Third person singular: add -s or -es
- Present continuous: add -ing

Given:
- jump → jump__ (add -ing) → jumping
- helps → already given
- helping → already given
- skipp__ → skipping → fill in: ing
- hops → already given
- hopping → already given
- climb__ → climbing → fill in: ing
- climb__ → second one? Wait, two entries for "climb"?

Looking at the structure:

```
PRESENT
jump__ jump__
helps helping
skipp__ skipp__
hops hopping
climb__ climb__
```

So it's two columns under PRESENT:
- First column: third person singular (add -s/-es)
- Second column: present participle (add -ing)

So:
- jump → jumps (third person), jumping (present participle)
- skip → skips, skipping
- climb → climbs, climbing

Now fill in:
- jump__ → jumps (first blank)
- jump__ → jumping (second blank)
- skipp__ → skips → fill in: s
- skipp__ → skipping → fill in: ing
- climb__ → climbs → fill in: s
- climb__ → climbing → fill in: ing

Present column answers:
- jumps, jumping
- skips, skipping
- climbs, climbing

---

#### 3. Future Tense Column
> Rule: will + verb

Given:
- ___ jump → will jump → so blank is will
- will ___ → needs a verb → from context, probably dream
- ___ dream → will dream → so blank is will
- will ___ → again, likely climb
- ___ climb → will climb → so blank is will

So:
- ___ jump → will jump
- will ___ → will dream
- ___ dream → will dream
- will ___ → will climb
- ___ climb → will climb

Future column answers:
- will jump
- will dream
- will dream
- will climb
- will climb

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Final Completed Chart:



| PAST | PRESENT | FUTURE |
|------------------|---------------|------------------|
| jumped | jumps | will jump |
| skiped | jumping | will dream |
| skipped | skips | will dream |
| climbed | skipping | will climb |
| climbed | climbs | will climb |

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Summary of Answers:



#### PAST:
- jump → ed
- ___ed → skip
- skipp → ed
- ___ped → climb
- climb → ed

#### PRESENT:
- jump → s (jumps), ing (jumping)
- skip → s (skips), ing (skipping)
- climb → s (climbs), ing (climbing)

#### FUTURE:
- ___ jump → will
- will ___ → dream
- ___ dream → will
- will ___ → climb
- ___ climb → will

All blanks filled correctly!

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