Yesterday, Maya ___ to school with her brother.

Every day, the students ___ songs together in class.

Tomorrow, we ___ to the library for a field trip.

Last week, the dog ___ the ball three times in a row.

Last night, Ana ___ a long letter to her pen pal.

Soon, Dad ___ us to the soccer game.

Two years ago, Lena ___ on the swim team at her school.

Every morning, Ms. Davis ___ the class a new math skill.

Before lunch, the teacher already ___ a story to the class.

Next week, my family ___ a new book together every night.

Yesterday, the children ___ to the playground after school.

Always, Grandpa ___ me about his days working on the farm.

Last summer, Jonah ___ across the whole pool by himself.

Tomorrow, Rosa ___ her cousin with the garden.

Now, the puppy ___ after the red ball in the yard.

Two weeks ago, Mr. Ortiz ___ a new bike for his son.

Every Saturday, Sam ___ his little sister to the park.

Last night, the choir ___ three songs at the concert.

Next week, Coach Lee ___ us how to throw a curveball.

Yesterday, Priya ___ about her science project all afternoon.

Soon, the mail carrier ___ the heavy package to our door.

Before the game, Owen already ___ nervous about the big crowd.

Every afternoon, the goalie ___ the ball with both hands.

Last Friday, my neighbors ___ about the storm for an hour.

Tomorrow morning, Nina ___ her name on the new folder.

A long time ago, my aunt ___ rope at recess with her friends.

Today, the whole class ___ a math game outside at noon.

Every night, Dana ___ a few sentences in her journal.

Last month, Aunt Rita ___ me how to ride a horse.

What is the past tense of the verb "bring"?

Next Saturday, Leo ___ his grandparents at the train station.

Now, Ben and Kate ___ soccer in the front yard.

An hour ago, the twins ___ a card game at the kitchen table.

Last week, Marcus ___ his neighbor rake the leaves.

Every day, Grandma ___ fresh bread from the bakery.

Soon, Mia ___ better after resting.

Next week, the team ___ about a new plan.

Adding "will" before a verb shows that the action has not happened yet.

The words "every day" signal that a sentence is in the present tense.

The word "yesterday" signals that a sentence is in the future tense.