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Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow: Verb Tenses

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What you will learn from this videoWhat you will learn
  • You will understand that a verb shows an action, and verb tense tells when the action happens.
  • You will identify verbs in sentences and determine whether the action happened in the past, is happening now, or will happen in the future.
  • You will use regular and common irregular verbs correctly in simple past, present, and future tense sentences.
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Level 1

In your own words, explain what verb tense tells you about an action.

Level 2

Rewrite this sentence in the past tense: "Kayla finishes her math homework."

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Write one sentence about something you will do this weekend. Then underline the words in the sentence that make it future tense.

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