Verb Power: Your Second Guide to Action Words – Part 2

This Ultimate Guide for Verbs – 2 takes young learners beyond the basics. Designed for Class 2 students, this guide builds confidence in tense usage, verb forms, and sentence construction through 6 well-structured exercises. It’s the perfect follow-up to foundational verb work, giving students a hands-on grammar boost with verbs used in daily routines and exciting actions.

📌 Why Should Children of This Age Group Learn This Topic?

⏳ Helps children talk about actions in past, present, and continuous tenses.

🧠 Teaches how to form complete and correct sentences using verbs.

✍️ Builds a foundation for storytelling, journaling, and real-time communication.

📘 Encourages confident grammar usage through repeated application.

🎯 What Are the Learning Outcomes?

By completing this worksheet, learners will:

1. Use present tense, past tense (regular & irregular), and present continuous forms correctly.

2. Differentiate between verbs that change with -ed and those that change form entirely.

3. Form questions, negatives, and match verbs to pictures or context.

4. Apply learning to real-world communication confidently.

📚 What Does This Worksheet Offer?

📖 A comprehensive guide with 6 focused exercises over multiple pages.

🔤 Concepts covered:

a. Simple Present Tense

b. Simple Past Tense – Regular & Irregular Verbs

c. Present Continuous Tense

d. Verb Opposites

e. Do not/Does not Sentences

f. Modal Verbs (can, may, must)

🧒 Exercises include verb rewriting, multiple-choice, matching, and fill-in-the-blank formats.

✨ Designed to be engaging, self-explanatory, and ideal for both classroom and home practice.

🧠 What Are the Different Exercises in the Worksheet?

1. Present Tense Practice

Rewrite verbs like jump, read, bark in correct present-tense forms for each subject.

2. Past Tense – Regular and Irregular

Convert verbs like wash → washed

Choose correct past forms: go/went, drink/drank, give/gave

3. Present Continuous Tense

Use is/am/are + verb-ing (e.g., She is reading.)

4. Grammar Practice Worksheet

a. Circle action verbs

b. Choose between was/were

c. Match sentences to pictures

d. Rewrite using do not/does not

e. Use can, may, must

f. Write opposite verbs (e.g., clean → dirty)

✅ Answer Key for All Exercises:

Exercise 1 – Simple Present Tense (Rewrite with correct form)

1. jumps

2. like

3. reads

4. run

5. drink

6. barks

7. rises

8. talk

9. shines

10. paints

Exercise 2 – Simple Past Tense (Regular Verbs)

1. played

2, worked

3. talked

4. cleaned

5. washed

6. helped

7. looked

8. opened

9. finished

10. painted

Exercise 3 – Simple Past Tense (Irregular Verbs)

1. ate

2. went

3. bought

4. took

5. saw

6. came

7. drank

8. ran

9. made

10. gave

Exercise 4 – Present Continuous Tense (is/am/are + verb-ing)

1. am writing

2. is reading

3. are playing

4. are making

5. is drawing

6. are singing

7. is raining

8. are running

9. is barking

10. am listening

Practice Worksheet – Exercise 1 (Circle Action Verb)

1. roars

2. brush

3. dance

4. cooks

5. claps

Exercise 2 (Was/Were)

1. were

2. was

3. was

4. were

5. were

Exercise 3 (Match Picture to Sentence)

— Sentence matches based on student observation (visual-based, no static answer key).

Exercise 4 (Rewrite in Negative)

1. He does not play the guitar.

2. I do not drink tea.

3. They do not go to the library.

4. She does not like cold coffee.

5. We do not eat noodles.

Exercise 5 (Can/May/Must)

1. must

2. cannot

3. May

4. must

5. can

Exercise 6 – Opposite Verbs

1. play → stop

2. work → rest

3. talk → listen

4. clean → dirty

5. wash → soil

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