Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet: Verbs that Tell About NOW - Students identify and select the correct present tense verb forms to complete sentences.

Task Explanation:

The worksheet focuses on present tense verbs. In the present tense, verbs change depending on whether the subject is singular or plural. For most verbs:
- Singular subjects (e.g., "she," "my dog," "Dr. Bell") use the verb form with an -s added.
- Plural subjects (e.g., "Ben and his mom," "the girls," "our friends") use the base form of the verb.

We need to choose the correct verb form for each sentence based on the subject.

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Solution:

#### 1. She ______ that toy.
- Subject: "She" (singular)
- Correct verb: wants
- Sentence: She wants that toy.

#### 2. Ben and his mom ______ home.
- Subject: "Ben and his mom" (plural)
- Correct verb: drive
- Sentence: Ben and his mom drive home.

#### 3. The girls ______ at the park.
- Subject: "The girls" (plural)
- Correct verb: play
- Sentence: The girls play at the park.

#### 4. My dog ______ his bone.
- Subject: "My dog" (singular)
- Correct verb: buries
- Sentence: My dog buries his bone.

#### 5. Sal and I ______ a cake.
- Subject: "Sal and I" (plural)
- Correct verb: bake
- Sentence: Sal and I bake a cake.

#### 6. Dr. Bell ______ the cat.
- Subject: "Dr. Bell" (singular)
- Correct verb: feeds
- Sentence: Dr. Bell feeds the cat.

#### 7. Her dad ______ the red van.
- Subject: "Her dad" (singular)
- Correct verb: cleans
- Sentence: Her dad cleans the red van.

#### 8. Our friends ______ outside.
- Subject: "Our friends" (plural)
- Correct verb: run
- Sentence: Our friends run outside.

#### 9. Three birds ______ in the tree.
- Subject: "Three birds" (plural)
- Correct verb: sit
- Sentence: Three birds sit in the tree.

#### 10. Tom ______ a pretty picture.
- Subject: "Tom" (singular)
- Correct verb: paints
- Sentence: Tom paints a pretty picture.

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Final Answers:

1. wants
2. drive
3. play
4. buries
5. bake
6. feeds
7. cleans
8. run
9. sit
10. paints

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Summary:

- Singular subjects take the verb form with -s (e.g., wants, buries, feeds).
- Plural subjects take the base form of the verb (e.g., drive, play, run).

Final Answer Box:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{wants} \\
2. \text{drive} \\
3. \text{play} \\
4. \text{buries} \\
5. \text{bake} \\
6. \text{feeds} \\
7. \text{cleans} \\
8. \text{run} \\
9. \text{sit} \\
10. \text{paints}
\end{array}
}
\]