1. Benson's class studies Bahamian culture. - studies (present)
2. The students are reading about the Bahamian culture. - are reading (present participle)
3. The teacher has taught them about the art of the country. - has taught (past participle)
4. They have learned much about native painting. - have learned (past participle)
5. Yesterday they visited an art museum. - visited (past)
6. They had always gone to a different museum before. - had gone (past participle)
7. They had seen a display of African and Arawak art there. - had seen (past participle)
8. The Reading teachers had read two new novels. - had read (past participle)
9. The choir director is planning a spring musical. - is planning (present participle)
10. The principal even talks to the students about this. - talks (present)
11. These days the class learns something about Bahamian history every week. - learns (present)
12. Today the students are watching a movie about Sir Lynden Pindling. - are watching (present participle)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of principal parts of irregular verbs worksheet.