Introduction

• Understanding Verb Endings:
• Verbs can change with endings like -ed and -ing to show different times or ongoing actions.
• -ed is used to show actions that have already happened (past tense).
• -ing is used to show actions that are happening right now (present continuous tense).

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Understanding -ed and -ing Endings:

1. -ed Ending (Past Tense):

• Describes an action that has already happened.
• Example: The boy jumped over the puddle.

1. -ing Ending (Present Continuous Tense):

• Describes an action that is happening right now.
• Example: The boy is jumping over the puddle.

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How to Match -ed and -ing Sentences to Pictures:

• Look at the Picture:

1. Carefully observe what the character in the picture is doing.
2. Does the picture show a finished action (past) or an ongoing action (present)?

• Read the Sentence:

1. Read the sentence with the verb ending carefully.
2. Decide if the sentence describes something happening now (-ing) or something that already happened (-ed).

• Match the Sentence to the Picture:

1. Find the picture that matches the action described in the sentence.
2. Example:
   • Picture: A girl waving her hand.
   • Sentence: The girl is waving. → Match!

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Examples:

• For -ed Sentences:

1. Sentence: The cat jumped off the table.

• For -ing Sentences:

1. Sentence: The cat is jumping off the table