Verb Tenses Worksheet for Learning Past, Present, and Future Forms

Let’s solve this step by step.

First, we need to fill in the chart with the correct past, present, and future forms of each verb.

We already have an example:
to dance → past: danced, present: dancing, future: will dance

Now let’s do the same for the other verbs:

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1. to laugh

- Past tense: We add “-ed” → laughed
- Present tense (continuous/progressive form, like “dancing”) → laughing
- Future tense: Use “will” + base verb → will laugh

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2. to walk

- Past tense: Add “-ed” → walked
- Present tense: Add “-ing” → walking
- Future tense: “will” + base verb → will walk

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3. to cry

- Past tense: This one is a little tricky — when a verb ends in consonant + y, we change y to i and add -ed → cried
- Present tense: Just add “-ing” → crying
- Future tense: “will” + base verb → will cry

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Now, for the second part: Write a sentence in future tense for each verb.

Remember: future tense = “will” + verb

So:

1. to laugh → I will laugh at the funny movie tonight.
2. to walk → She will walk to school tomorrow.
3. to cry → He will cry if he loses his toy.

(You can make up your own sentences too — as long as they use “will” + the verb!)

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Final Answer:

Chart:

| VERB | PAST | PRESENT | FUTURE |
|----------|---------|-----------|-------------|
| to dance | danced | dancing | will dance |
| to laugh | laughed | laughing | will laugh |
| to walk | walked | walking | will walk |
| to cry | cried | crying | will cry |

Sentences (future tense):

1. I will laugh at the joke later.
2. They will walk to the park after lunch.
3. My sister will cry if she doesn’t get ice cream.