Present Tense Action Verbs (II)

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Verbs
The present tense of an action verb is the root word of the verb. However, if the subject

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is a singular noun or the pronouns he, she, or it, the action verb needs an s or es
at the end.

Circle the word that correctly completes each sentence.

1. I the ball. (catch, catchs, catches)

2. John the bat. (swing, swings, swinges)
3. You a song for us. (sing, sings, singes)
4. Bob and Amy volleyball well. (play, plays, playes)
5. Jerry his favorite show. (watch, watchs, watches)
6. I for a sunny day. (wish, wishs, wishes)
7. She the dishes every night. (wash, washs, washes)
8. We flowers to my aunt. (bring, brings, bringes)
9. They their toes in the water. (dip, dips, dipes)
10. Janice and I celery sticks. (munch, munchs, munches)
1 1. He a tune. (whistle, whistles)
12. The telephone too loudly. (ring, rings)

Complete each sentence using the correct present tense verb.

13. The children (dance, dances) dance to the music.

14. Louise and Jenny (run, runs)

15. Connor (buy, buys)

16. She (read, reads)

17. The soldiers (march, marches)

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