Understanding Verb Tenses: English Worksheet for Class 1

Build your child’s confidence in grammar with this interactive English worksheet on verb tenses for Class 1. Through real-life sentence examples, this activity helps children learn when and how to use verbs in the past, present, and future—essential for clear and correct communication.

Why Verb Tenses Matter:

Young learners often struggle with identifying when something happened—yesterday, now, or tomorrow. Understanding verb tenses allows children to express time correctly and improves sentence formation. Mastering this early supports storytelling, writing, and everyday communication.

Highlights of the Worksheet:

📝 Fill-in-the-Blank Format with Helpful Clues:

Each sentence comes with two options, allowing students to choose the correct verb form based on the time clue. For example: Yesterday, I ___ a cake – (bake/baked).

🎯 Covers Past, Present, and Future Tense Verbs:

Children get exposure to all three primary tenses—e.g., baked (past), brushes (present), will sing (future)—making this a well-rounded grammar activity.

📚 Curriculum-Aligned Content:

Ideal for CBSE, ICSE, and other boards, this worksheet is crafted by expert educators and matches the learning outcomes of Grade 1 English programs.

🎨 Real-Life Sentence Scenarios:

With examples like brushing teeth, going to school, or watching a movie, children can easily relate to and understand how verbs change with time.

Expected Learning Outcomes:

By completing this worksheet, your child will:

1. Recognize and apply past, present, and future verb forms.

2. Improve sentence construction and grammar usage.

3. Speak and write with greater clarity and accuracy.

4. Develop early storytelling and writing fluency.

✨ Let Grammar Come to Life—One Tense at a Time!

Download this engaging Class 1 English worksheet on verb tenses today and support your child in becoming a confident, clear communicator.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

1. Yesterday, I baked a cake.

2. Every morning, she brushes her teeth.

3. Right now, they are playing soccer.

4. Last night, we watched a movie.

5. He always comes to school on time.

6. Tomorrow, she will sing a song on stage.