ACTIVITY 1:
Directions: Pick out the verb in each of the following sentences and id
whether it is in present tense, past tense or future tense. Write your ans
your answer sheet.
1. Mel celebrates her birthday today.
2. A week ago, her family planned a surprise for her.
3. They thought of a beach birthday party for her.
4. Her parents reminded her siblings not to tell her abou
5. Indeed, Mel will be surprised later.
ACTIVITY 2:
Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct verb form being
the tense-aspect in the parenthesis. Write your answer on your answer
1. Yesterday, the Grade Six children
(plan- past progressive)
booth when their teacher entered their
(collect-present progressive] 2. They begin working today, and some
(sort-future progressive]
now.
3. Tomorrow, they
them in prep
recycling.
them the recycling
(teach-present progressive) 4. Their teacher
(need-future progressive)
everyone is listening attentively.
5. While listening to their teacher, they
many more waste plastic mate
they begin with their recycling activity
Great job! Now, be ready with the next part of your lesson.
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In the first activity, the task is to identify the verb in each sentence and determine its tense (present, past, or future). 1. "celebrates" - Present tense 2. "planned" - Past tense 3. "thought" - Past tense 4. "reminded" - Past tense 5. "will be surprised" - Future tense For the second activity: 1. Yesterday, the Grade Six children were planning (plan - past progressive) the booth when their teacher entered their (collecting - present progressive). 2. They are beginning to work today, and some will be sorting (sort - future progressive) now. 3. Tomorrow, they will be teaching (teach - present progressive) them the recycling process and showing them the recycling bins. 4. Their teacher will be needing (need - future progressive) to ensure everyone is listening attentively. 5. While listening to their teacher, they will be gathering many more waste plastic materials before they begin with their recycling activity. Remember to match the verb tense with the context and time frame of each sentence to ensure accuracy and clarity. Keep practicing to improve your understanding of verb tenses and how they are used in different situations.