Examples of -s, -es, -ed, -ing words in sentences Grade 2

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🍎 Adding -s usually makes a word plural, meaning more than one. Example: One cat, two cats.
• 🍇 Adding -es also makes a word plural, especially when the word ends in s, x, ch, or sh. Example: One box, two boxes.
• ⏰ Adding -ed usually puts a verb in the past tense, meaning it already happened. Example: I walk, I walked.
• 🎨 Adding -ing usually means something is happening right now. Example: I walk, I am walking.

📝 Practice Quiz

1. What happens when you add '-s' to 'dog'?
   1. Dogs
   2. Doged
   3. Doging
2. Which word correctly adds '-es' to make 'brush' plural?
   1. Brushs
   2. Brushes
   3. Brushed
3. Which word correctly shows the past tense of 'jump' using '-ed'?
   1. Jump
   2. Jumping
   3. Jumped
4. What does adding '-ing' to 'read' tell us?
   1. Reading is done.
   2. Reading is happening now.
   3. Reading will happen soon.
5. Which sentence correctly uses a word ending in '-s'?
   1. The cat sleeped.
   2. The cats sleep.
   3. The cat sleeping.
6. Which sentence uses a word correctly ending in '-ed'?
   1. I play now.
   2. I playing yesterday.
   3. I played yesterday.
7. Which sentence uses a word correctly ending in '-ing'?
   1. She singed a song.
   2. She is sing a song.
   3. She is singing a song.