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GrammarGrades 1–3Free Printable
Name: __________________    Date: __________

⏳ Verb Tenses Review Worksheets

📖 Concept

Verbs change to show time: I walk (present), I walked (past), I will walk (future).

✏️ Section A - Choose the correct tense

1. Yesterday I ______ to the park. (walked / walk)
2. Right now she ______ a book. (reads / read)
3. Tomorrow we ______ go swimming. (will / did)
4. Last night he ______ pizza. (ate / eats)

✏️ Section B - Complete the sentence

1. She ______ her teeth every night. (brushes / brushed)
2. Yesterday it ______ all day. (rained / rains)
3. Tomorrow I ______ my friend. (will call / called)
4. Last summer we ______ to the beach. (went / go)
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About This Verb Tenses Review Worksheets Worksheet

This free printable verb tenses review worksheet helps grades 2-4 students choose the correct past, present, or future form of a verb in context. Print on US Letter or A4 paper and use the included answer key to check work quickly.

What Students Will Learn

Students review all three simple tenses and learn to choose the form that matches the time clue in each sentence (yesterday, right now, tomorrow).

How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet

How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet

Talk about your day using past, present, and future: 'I ate breakfast, I am reading, I will play later.' Ask your child to spot which tense you used.

Skills Covered

verb tenses · past present future · grammar · sentence writing

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