Progressive verb tenses worksheets
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Progressive tenses show action in motion: am, is, or are + -ing for now (is raining); was or were + -ing for a moment in the past (was raining).
Just 4th grade. Print it here, or open the page for examples and teaching notes.
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Fourth graders write progressive verb forms from a base verb and a time cue: is building, were cheering. Each sentence's time words decide the helper, and the child writes the full form on the line.
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- Active and passive voice 7th–8th
- Helping verbs 2nd–4th
- Irregular past tense verbs 2nd–4th
- Linking verbs 2nd–4th
- Modal auxiliaries (can, may, must) 4th
- Past, present, and future verbs 1st–3rd
- Perfect verb tenses 5th–6th
- Shifts in verb voice and mood 7th–8th
- Subject-verb agreement 1st–8th
- Subjunctive mood 8th
- Verb moods 7th–8th
- Verb tense consistency 5th–7th
- Verbals 7th–8th
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