We flew to another country on an ______.

The ______ took off from the airport.

An ______ can carry many people through the sky.

I looked out the window of the ______ and saw clouds.

The small ______ moved slowly across the lake.

We sat in a ______ and watched the water.

A ______ can travel on a river or the sea.

The fisherman tied his ______ to the dock.

Dad drove the ______ to school.

The family put their bags in the ______ before the trip.

A ______ has four wheels and travels on roads.

We washed the red ______ on Sunday.

We took a ______ across the water with our car.

The ______ carried people and their cars from one island to another.

A ______ is a large boat for passengers and vehicles.

We waited at the pier for the ______.

He wore a helmet while riding his ______.

A ______ has two wheels and a strong engine.

The ______ had two wheels, but it was much louder than the bicycle.

My uncle rides a ______ to work.

She rode a small ______ to the store.

The child pushed the ______ with one foot.

A ______ is smaller than a motorcycle.

My sister wears a helmet on her ______.

We took the ______ under the city.

The ______ train stopped at the station.

Many people use the ______ to avoid traffic.

Buy a ticket before you go down the stairs to the ______.

We called a ______ to take us to the hotel.

We waved at the yellow ______, and the driver stopped to take us to the hotel.

A ______ driver knew the fastest way to the museum.

We paid the ______ driver at the end of the ride.

The team drove to the game in a big ______ with many seats.

A ______ is bigger than a car and can carry more people on the road.

The delivery ______ stopped in front of the house.

Our school rented a ______ to drive the class to the field trip.

I ride my ______ to school when the weather is nice.

The ______ has two wheels and no engine.

Please wear a helmet on your ______.

He fixed the chain on his ______ and rode it to school.

Yesterday, Liway ___ 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 basketball game.

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

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

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

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

Yesterday, the children ___ to the playground after school.

Every Sunday, Lolo ___ me about his days working on the farm.

Last April, Miguel ___ 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, Mang Tonio ___ a new bike for his son.

Every Saturday, Ramon ___ his little sister to the plaza.

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

Next week, Coach Cruz ___ us how to shoot a jump shot.

Yesterday, Ate Cely ___ about her science project all afternoon.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Every afternoon, Ben and Ana ___ basketball in the front yard.

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

Last week, Miguel ___ his neighbor sweep the yard.

Every day, Lola Pacing ___ fresh pandesal 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 signal word "yesterday" tells you a sentence is in the future tense.

Which word is an action word?

Which word is an action word?

Which word is an action word?

Which word is an action word?

Which word is an action word?

Yesterday I ___ home.

Now she ___ to school every day.

Right now I am ___.

Tomorrow we ___ play.

Yesterday he ___ fast.

Right now she is ___.

Now he ___ lunch every day.

Tomorrow I ___ run.

Yesterday we ___ a book.

Which word is an action word?

In “Dad sleeps in his bed,” which word shows action?

Pick the action word: The puppy jumps over the log.

Last week, I ___ to Grandma.

Now Ben ___ in the park every day.

Next Monday, we ___ to the library.