To complete this worksheet, we need to change each verb into three different tenses: past progressive, present progressive, and future progressive.
Here is the pattern based on the example "walk":
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Past progressive: Use "was" + verb ending in "-ing" (e.g., was walking)
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Present progressive: Use "is" + verb ending in "-ing" (e.g., is walking)
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Future progressive: Use "will be" + verb ending in "-ing" (e.g., will be walking)
Now let’s apply this to each verb:
1.
talk → was talking / is talking / will be talking
2.
finish → was finishing / is finishing / will be finishing
3.
think → was thinking / is thinking / will be thinking
4.
circle → was circling / is circling / will be circling
5.
eat → was eating / is eating / will be eating
6.
hunt → was hunting / is hunting / will be hunting
7.
run → was running / is running / will be running
8.
play → was playing / is playing / will be playing
9.
speak → was speaking / is speaking / will be speaking
10.
answer → was answering / is answering / will be answering
11.
read → was reading / is reading / will be reading
All verbs follow the same rule — just add “-ing” and pair with the correct helping verb for each tense.
Final Answer:
talk: was talking, is talking, will be talking
finish: was finishing, is finishing, will be finishing
think: was thinking, is thinking, will be thinking
circle: was circling, is circling, will be circling
eat: was eating, is eating, will be eating
hunt: was hunting, is hunting, will be hunting
run: was running, is running, will be running
play: was playing, is playing, will be playing
speak: was speaking, is speaking, will be speaking
answer: was answering, is answering, will be answering
read: was reading, is reading, will be reading
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of present progressive tense worksheet.