Let me work through this step by step to find the past tense of each regular verb.
Step-by-step reasoning:
For regular verbs in English, we form the past tense by adding "-ed" to the base form of the verb. Let me check each one:
1.
crawl → add -ed →
crawled
2.
walk → add -ed →
walked
3.
shout → add -ed →
shouted
4.
brush → add -ed →
brushed
5.
play → add -ed →
played
6.
hug → This needs double consonant before -ed because it's a short vowel + single consonant →
hugged
7.
kick → add -ed →
kicked
8.
cook → add -ed →
cooked
Let me verify each one:
- crawled ✓
- walked ✓
- shouted ✓
- brushed ✓
- played ✓
- hugged ✓ (double g because hug has short vowel sound)
- kicked ✓
- cooked ✓
All of these are regular verbs, so they follow the standard rule of adding -ed (with the exception of "hug" which doubles the final consonant).
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Final Answer:
| Present Tense | Past Tense |
|--------------|------------|
| crawl | crawled |
| walk | walked |
| shout | shouted |
| brush | brushed |
| play | played |
| hug | hugged |
| kick | kicked |
| cook | cooked |
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of regular past tense verbs worksheet.