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Irregular Verbs Worksheet for Grade 2

The document provides an overview of regular and irregular past tense verbs, explaining that regular verbs typically end in '-ed' while irregular verbs do not follow this pattern. It includes exercises for identifying and converting present tense verbs to their past tense forms, along with matching activities for practice. The content is aimed at Grade 2 students to enhance their understanding of verb conjugation.

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Irregular Verbs Worksheet for Grade 2

The document provides an overview of regular and irregular past tense verbs, explaining that regular verbs typically end in '-ed' while irregular verbs do not follow this pattern. It includes exercises for identifying and converting present tense verbs to their past tense forms, along with matching activities for practice. The content is aimed at Grade 2 students to enhance their understanding of verb conjugation.

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Regular & Irregular Name:___________________________

Past Tense Verbs


Irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow the rules for what verbs
are supposed to look and sound like in the past tense. Regular verbs are
easy to find in the past tense because they end with the letters “-ed.” You
see them and use them all the time: talked, painted, worked, played,
helped, smiled, cooked, turned, looked, wanted, etc.
Irregular verbs are sneaky because they don’t follow the “-ed” rule. Some
are just a little different, like verbs that end in “y” and the “y” changes to “i”
before the “-ed” ending is added. Others take on some very unusual
forms that you just have to remember. For example, you may sing
in the choir today, but you sang in the choir yesterday, not
“singed.”
All of the verbs below are in the present tense. Some of them are regular
verbs, and some are irregular verbs. Write the correct past tense form of
each verb. Circle the Irregular Verbs.

1. bring 13. are


2. call 14. visit
3. sell 15. grow
4. swim 16. sit
5. create 17. wish
6. sleep 18. watch

7. stretch 19. run


8. come 20. learn
9. serve 21. fill
10. show 22. eat
11. teach 23. drive
12. carry 24. dance

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Irregular past tense verbs
Grade 2 Verbs Worksheet

Match the verbs. Hint:


see - saw

Present Past

rise thought

think saw

do rose

make wrote

sleep ran

go did

hang hung

run made

write slept

see went

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Irregular past tense verbs
Grade 2 Verbs Worksheet

Match the verbs. Hint:


drive - drove

Present Past

draw cut

come drew

break slid

eat taught

cut came

see saw

drink broke

find found

teach ate

slide drank

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Irregular past tense verbs
Grade 2 Verbs Worksheet

Match the verbs. Hint:


make - made

Present Past

bet drove

bring felt

buy hit

catch bet

cost flew

drive brought

fall cost

feel bought

fly caught

hit fell

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