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Past Tense Quicksand

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Past Tense Quicksand

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Improper language is like quicksand. When people read it, they get stuck for a moment. Help your child learn correct grammar, so that when she writes, her readers can merrily ride along. This worksheet puts an island adventure twist on basic past tense practice.

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