- penny → pennies
- player → players
- fox → foxes
- baby → babies
- French fry → French fries
- candy → candies
- fly → flies
- tray → trays
- cry (ing) → crying
- shop (ed) → shopped
- try (ed) → tried
- blur (y) → blurry
- pay (ment) → payment
- quick (ly) → quickly
- joke (ing) → joking
- tire (ing) → tiring
- shop (er) → shopper
- drop (ed) → dropped
- give (ing) → giving
- jog (ed) → jogged
- do (ing) → doing
- cup (ful) → cupful
- playful (ly) → playfully
- sleep (y) → sleepy
- swim (ing) → swimming
- clean (ed) → cleaned
- drive (ing) → driving
- dirty (est) → dirtiest
- most (ly) → mostly
- clap (ed) → clapped
- turn (ing) → turning
- snow (ed) → snowed
- happy (ly) → happily
- care (ful) → careful
- fur (ly) → furry
- silent (ly) → silently
- go → went
- point → pointed
- drop → dropped
- top → topped
- give → gave
- camp → camped
- sit → sat
- fire → fired
- glue → glued
- clap → clapped
- swing → swung
- have → had
- scrub → scrubbed
- light → lit
- pet → petted
- bake → baked
- feed → fed
- look → looked
- wrap → wrapped
- want → wanted
- am → was
- swim → swam
- wait → waited
- drive → drove
- place → placed
- frozen → froze
- set → set
- stick → stuck
- smile → smiled
- win → won
- stop → stopped
- fight → fought
- shrug → shrugged
- make → made
- wear → wore
- forget → forgot
- teach → taught
- float → floated
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grammar worksheets middle school.
