Verbs Class 4 - English Grammar kkgoenka

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Verbs






By Aashish Gupta Sir















               Class   4           

Form of the  Verbs :
Present   Past  Past          Present    V1+
                          ParticipleParticiple s/es
 V1          V2         V3            V4     V1 + s/es
read   read    read   reading   reads

fly    flew   flow   flying   flies

bite  bit    bitten biting  bites

break broke broken breaking breaks

ask asked asked asking asks

come came come coming comes

go   went    gone  going  goes

Run ran      Run running  runs

pay  paid  paid paying  pays

keep kept kept keeping keeps

know knew known knowing  knows

forget forgot forgotten forgetting forgets

give gave given giving  gives

here heard heard hearing hears

begin began begun beginning begins

bring brought brought bringing brings

say  said   said  saying   says

learn learnt learnt learning learns

leave left left leaving leaves

write wrote written writing writes
send  sent sent sending sends
Use of verb forms in sentences.

I am reading a story book.

She is selling fruits.

They are buying goods.
 
Mr Gupta teaches us English.
 
He is  sending you a gift.

Ques. A. Complete the following sentences by filling appropriate words from the box - 

discussing    protects    take   writes    playing    ploughing

1.  The girls are .............. football.

2.   A boy is ............... his field.

3.    A soldier ............... his country against enemies.

4.  Parents ............ care of their children.

5.  An author ............. a novel.

6. Two friends are ................. about the studies.
  
Ques. B. Use the following verb forms in your sentences -

1.   Playing

2.   Left

3.   Brings

4.   Coming

5.   Running

Ques. C.  Write 
Past forms (II form) 
Past Participle Form (III form)
Present Participle Form (ing form) and  
V1 + s/es form of the following verbs :
 V1     V2    V3     V4   V1 + s/es 

1.  read   

2.  begin

3.  play

4.  bite        

5.  leave

6.  keep 

7.  come  

8.  bring  

9.  Run 

10. pay  

11. forget  

12. here  
  


Ques. D. Complete the table by filling the blank spaces by appropriate forms of verbs
Present   Past    Past        Present     V1+
                         Participle Participle  s/es
 V1           V2        V3            V4        V1+s/es 

1. fly ......   .......  flying     ........

2. say said ......     .......     ........

3. write..... written.......   .....

4. send ......   ...... sending .....

5. give  ......    ......   ....... sends

6. go     ......   ........ going   ......

7. ask asked .......    ......    ......

8. know......  ......knowing .....

9. break...... ......   .......breaks












शीघ्र ही इसे और इंप्रूव किया जाएगा। अन्य question एवं example भी जोड़े जाएंगे।अतः इसे देखते रहे।

कृपया कमेंट अवश्य करें। आपके कमेंट हमें इस ब्लॉग को ओर बेहतर बनाने में मदद करेंगे।

Important Links










Possessive Noun Class 3

https://englishgrammarkkgoenka.blogspot.com/2021/06/Possessive-Noun-English-Grammar-kkgoenka.html

https://englishgrammarkkgoenka.blogspot.com/2021/06/UseOf-isamarewaswere-English-Grammar-kkgoenka.html





10 Things to Remember 

https://englishgrammarkkgoenka.blogspot.com/2021/05/10Things-Remember-kkgoenka.html


5 Things to Remember

https://englishgrammarkkgoenka.blogspot.com/2021/05/5Thing-Remember-EnglishGrammar-kkgoenka.html


https://englishgrammarkkgoenka.blogspot.com/2021/05/Gender-English-Grammar-kkgoenka.html





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