regular and irregular verb – Free Quiz Game Worksheet for 6th Grade
regular and irregular verb
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Activity type: Quiz Game. Topic: regular and irregular verb. Grade level: 6th Grade. Language: English. Free to print and free to play online, with no student sign-up required.
What's in this quiz game
Which word is a verb? · happy · jump · blue · quickly · What is the past tense of the verb 'walk'? · walking · walks · walked · will walk · Yesterday, I ___ a delicious apple. · eat · eats · ated · ate · A 'regular' verb is a verb that forms its past tense by adding... · -ing · -d or -ed · -s · -ly · What is the past tense of the verb 'see'? · seed · saw · sees · seeing · We ___ to our friend's house last weekend. · play · plays · played · playing · Which of these is an IRREGULAR verb? · talk · go · ask · help · He ___ the ball and threw it to his friend. · catched · caught · catching · catch
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What words are included in regular and irregular verb?
It covers Which word is a verb?, happy, jump, blue, quickly, What is the past tense of the verb 'walk'?, walking, walks, walked, will walk, Yesterday, I ___ a delicious apple., eat, eats, ated, ate, and more.