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Using the correct verb tense is important for students to learn. In the third grade, students need to be prepared to use present, past and future tense verbs. Most of the time, the verbs can be formed using certain rules. However, there are always exceptions to the rules. In this quiz, the student will form the correct tense of a verb and they will choose the correct tense for a sentence.
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Most past tense verbs end in "ed."
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Future tense verbs begin with "will" or "shall."
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The present tense of the word "fold" is "folds."
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The correct past tense of the verb "hop" is "hopped."
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Build has an irregular form of the past tense.
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This sentence happened in the past, so the verb should be "followed."
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This action will happen in the future.
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This sentence is taking place in the present.
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This sentence took place in the past.
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This sentence is taking place in the future.
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