Making Sense of Past and Present Tense (Year 2)

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Teach children about verb tenses with this PowerPoint, which includes all the key information about changing sentences from the present to the past tense. They are encouraged to look out for irregular past tense verbs and to check for tense consistency in their writing.

This resource is also available in a handy Lesson Pack, containing a selection of worksheets and PowerPoints on Verbs for Year 2.

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Related Topics:

Grammar
Verb Tenses
Tense Consistency
Present Tense
Past Tense

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