Several worksheets are provided to reinforce the understanding of the past perfect verb tense. Learners will practice writing past perfect tenses of verbs. Students will also practice combining sentences as they incorporate the past...

This lesson discusses how to determine which past tense verb to use in a given situation. It is 3 of 4 in the series titled "Choosing a Past Tense."

This site provides several worksheets that require students to analyze the verb tenses used in sentences. Students will enjoy the "pirates" theme as they identify verbs, verb phrases, and verb tenses.

This site is an introduction to verbs that change meaning according to which past tense is applied, preterite or imperfect. Examples in English and Spanish illustrate the change of meaning. A quiz at the end of the lesson tests the...

This interdisciplinary activity teaches first graders to use the inflectional ending -ed to create past tense verbs from present tense verbs. As children learn to use the -ed pattern, they change familiar root words into longer words to...

Great exercise for practicing the preterite and imperfect tenses. Provide the correct form of verb infinitives that complete the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Immediate feedback corrects the answer. Correlates to another...

Notes and examples of verb tense including past, present, future, progressive, and perfective.

This site is an introductory lesson to the preterite and imperfect past tenses. The regular conjugations of each are presented, with brief general rules for their use. This is a great introduction without getting bogged down in all the...

This articles discusses the importance of teaching verbs and provides tips on creating verb lessons including the definition of verbs and verb tenses.

A detailed look at the conditions of when to use the preterite versus the imperfect. Outstanding explanations, even though some may prove too detailed for many high school students. Excellent examples compare the use of the preterite and...

This site from Tex's French Grammar clearly explains the uses, formation and negation of the passe compose, using high quality examples, dialogues, (both written and audio), and interactive exercises. Contains link to usage with avoir as...

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: started, played, and fixed. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: pulled, wanted and walked. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: needed, realized, and reached. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: locked, decided, and closed. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: regarded, discovered, and noticed. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: bolted, propped, and closed. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: renovated, arrived, and looked. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: barred, jumped, and spotted. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.

Match each word ending in "ed" with its proper pronunciation: descended, shuttered, and noticed. Answers can be checked when completed, and a percentage score is displayed.