Regular Verbs Worksheet

Regular verbs worksheet is a great way to help the little ones learn the forms of verbs. BYJU’S Regular and irregular verbs worksheet supports kids to understand the correlation between these two verb forms. In English, regular verbs are the ones that you can conjugate to all tenses without changing their spelling. Examples of other regular verbs are ‘to eat’, ‘to put’, and ‘to belong’. During the initial stages of learning, children might feel it confusing to comprehend the difference between these two verbs, but they find it simple to understand with the help of a regular verbs worksheet pdf.

What is a Regular Verb?

Regular verbs are verbs that don’t change their form to indicate tense. For example, if I am thinking about the past, I would use the verb ‘walked’. If I think about the future, I will use the verb ‘will walk’. Regular verbs never change their form.

Examples of regular verbs: Act, acted, acted; behave, behaved, behaved.

List of Regular Verbs

Present	Past	Past Participle
Act	Acted	Acted
Behave	Behaved	Behaved
Compare	Compared	Compared
Compete	Competed	Competed
Follow	Followed	Followed
Fry	Fried	Fried
Hunt	Hunted	Hunted
Jump	Jumped	Jumped
Knock	Knocked	Knocked
Open	Opened	Opened
Manage	Managed	Managed
Name	Named	Named
Invite	Invited	Invited
Guess	Guessed	Guessed
Greet	Greeted	Greeted

A Detailed List of Printable Regular Verbs Worksheet for Children

The regular verbs worksheet is a fun worksheet on regular verbs. This worksheet has three sections. It first asks the kid to recognise the sentence’s subject based on the picture. There are at least six sentences with different subjects in each one. The second section asks them to fill in missing words from a list of options. Finally, they are asked to use the same verb in front of an object that matches the subject before completing two sentences with two objects. Here is a free printable regular verbs worksheet for the little learners to practise and form simple sentences.