Suffix/Tense
How do you put this sentence in the correct tense?
We walk the trail yesterday.
We walked the trail yesterday.
What is the Noun of Direct Address?
Jessica, please, go outside.
Jessica
Identity the tense (past, present, or future):
She rode her pink bike.
past
Do you double the consonant or leave it single?
win + er
Double!
Winner
How do you put this sentence in the correct tense?
Next week, I sing in the play.
Next week, I will sing in the play.
What is the Noun of Direct Address?
Go outside, girls.
girls
Identity the tense (past, present, or future):
Mom is walking outside.
Present
Do you double the consonant or leave it single?
Ship + ing
Double it!
Shipping
How do you put this sentence in the correct tense?
It has rain all week.
It has rained all week.
What is the Noun of Direct Address?
"Class, open your books to page 40," said the teacher.
Identity the tense (past, present, or future):
Patrick will go to the movies later.
Future
Do you double the consonant or leave it single?
medal + ist
Keep it single!
Medalist
How do you put this sentence in the correct tense?
I eat dinner with my family tomorrow night.
I will eat dinner with my family tomorrow night.
What is the Noun of Direct Address?
Well, Coach, I think we have a chance to win
Coach
Identity the tense (past, present, or future):
Jojo and Henry are at the park.
present
Do you double the consonant or leave it single?
wet + ness
Single!
Wetness
How do you put this sentence in the correct tense?
James and Sarah run last Saturday.
James and Sarah ran last Saturday.
What is the Noun of Direct Address?
Please sit down, everyone.
everyone
Identity the tense (past, present, or future):
Jenna ran around the field.
past
Add the suffix to this word:
Quiet + ly
Quietly