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3rd grade
Reading & writing
Present Tense Verbs 1

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Present Tense Verbs 1

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Give students an introduction to the most simple of verbs with this exercise on the present tense.
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3rd grade
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Reading & writingGrammarVerbsPresent Tense Verbs
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L.3.1.E
English Language Arts and Reading Grade 2 2.11.D.ii Grade 3 3.11.D.ii Grade 4 4.11.D.ii
English Grade Two W.2.11.j Grade Three W.3.9.c

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English Language Arts Grade 4 4.2.A.3
English Year 3 ACELA1482.e
English Level 3 W.VCELA262.5

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