The 4 Principal Parts of Verbs EXPLAINED! | English Grammar Grades 5–7
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The 4 Principal Parts of Verbs EXPLAINED! | English Grammar Grades 5–7
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Confused by the principal parts of verbs? Learn the 4 important verb forms in this easy English grammar lesson for Grades 5–7!
Join English with Mr & Mrs O as we explain the base form, past form, past participle and present participle using simple examples, helpful explanations and a fun learner quiz.
In this FREE English lesson, you'll discover how verbs change and how to use each form correctly.
📚 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
✅ What a verb is
✅ The four principal parts of verbs
✅ How to identify the base form
✅ How regular and irregular verbs form the past tense
✅ How to use past participles with has, have and had
✅ How to form present participles using -ing
✅ Important spelling rules for adding -ing
✅ How to recognise different verb forms in sentences
We'll also practise examples such as:
GO → WENT → GONE → GOING
WRITE → WROTE → WRITTEN → WRITING
SING → SANG → SUNG → SINGING
🎯 TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE!
Stay until the end for our interactive grammar challenge! Pause the video, complete the missing verb forms and see how many you can get correct.
👩🏫 WHO IS THIS LESSON FOR?
This lesson is ideal for:
• Grade 5, 6 and 7 English learners
• South African learners revising CAPS English concepts
• Parents helping their children with English homework
• Learners preparing for English tests and examinations
• Anyone wanting to improve their English grammar
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