Adding '-ing' and '-ed' to words can change their meaning and how they're used in sentences. Adding '-ing' usually means something is happening right now, like 'running' or 'playing'. Adding '-ed' usually means something already happened in the past, like 'walked' or 'jumped'. Let's practice making words more exciting with these endings!
Match the words with their correct definitions:
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Jumped | A. Happening right now |
| 2. Playing | B. Already happened |
| 3. Walking | C. Moving by foot right now |
| 4. Talked | D. Having fun right now |
| 5. Laughing | E. Spoken to someone in the past |
Match the definition with the word. Example: 1-B, 2-A, etc.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb (either -ing or -ed).
Imagine you are writing a story. Write one sentence using a word with '-ing' and one sentence using a word with '-ed'.
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