Match The Present Tense With The Past Tense Form

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Written by , MA, BEd Trisha Chakraborty MA, BEd Follow MomJunction on Linkedin Expertise: Child development & educationExperience: 5 years
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Verbs change their form according to the tense of the sentence. So, it is important for children to understand this, as it would help them to form grammatically correct sentences. In this worksheet, children need to match the present tense verb form with its past tense verb form.

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Elisa Yi
Elisa YiEarly childhood educator
Elisa has 17 years of experience in early childhood education as a teacher and a director. With a passion to work with young kids, she did her post graduation in Education and received her online teaching certificate from California State University, East Bay.

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Trisha Chakraborty
Trisha ChakrabortyMA, BEd
Trisha worked as a schoolteacher for three years before taking up professional writing in 2021. She completed her masters in English from the University of Calcutta and bachelors in Education from the University of Burdwan.

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