Use of -ed words | English for UKG PDF Download

Introduction

In this chapter, we will learn about past tense verbs, specifically the ones that end with "ed." Past tense is used to talk about actions that have already happened. Let's make learning fun and easy!

What is Past Tense? 

Past tense is a way of telling about actions or events that have already happened. It makes our sentences more interesting and helps us understand when something occurred.

Words Ending with "ed"

When we want to show that something happened in the past, we can often add "ed" to the base form of a verb. Let's look at some examples:

• Jump (base form) becomes Jumped (past tense).
  
• Play (base form) becomes Played (past tense).
  
• Talk (base form) becomes Talked (past tense).
  

When Do We Use Past Tense? 

We use past tense when we want to talk about something that has already happened. For example:

• I played with my toys yesterday.
  
• She jumped off the swing.

Conclusion

Great job! You've learned about past tense verbs that end with "ed." Now, you can talk about things that happened in the past more confidently. Keep practicing, and you'll become a past tense expert!