Here are the corrected sentences with the proper verbs:
1. I
did my homework last night.
*(“Done” needs a helper verb like “have.” Since it’s past tense, use “did.”)*
2. They
have seen the movie already.
*(“Already” suggests present perfect tense — so use “have seen,” not just “seen.”)*
3. The boys have
eaten all the pie.
*(After “have,” you need the past participle: “eaten,” not “ate.”)*
4. We drove to the beach and
swam in the ocean.
*(Both verbs should be in past tense: “drove” and “swam.”)*
5. The lady
sold popcorn at the zoo.
*(Past tense of “sell” is “sold,” not “selled.”)*
6. The girls
want to talk to the teacher.
*(“Girls” is plural, so the verb should be “want,” not “wants.”)*
7. The choir
sang my favorite song.
*(Past tense of “sing” is “sang,” not “sanged.”)*
8. The players
carry the bats and balls to the gym every day.
*(“Every day” means present tense, and “players” is plural → “carry,” not “carries.”)*
9. The cat
sleeps in front of the fire.
*(Present tense for habitual action; “cat” is singular → “sleeps,” not “sleeped.”)*
10. He
believes that winter
is coming early.
*(“He” is singular → “believes”; “winter” is singular → “is coming,” not “are coming.”)*
──────────────────────────────────────
Final Answer:
1. I did my homework last night.
2. They have seen the movie already.
3. The boys have eaten all the pie.
4. We drove to the beach and swam in the ocean.
5. The lady sold popcorn at the zoo.
6. The girls want to talk to the teacher.
7. The choir sang my favorite song.
8. The players carry the bats and balls to the gym every day.
9. The cat sleeps in front of the fire.
10. He believes that winter is coming early.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grammar worksheets 6th graders.