Inflected Endings Worksheet

Inflected Endings Practice

Read each question carefully and follow the instructions. Inflected endings are suffixes added to words to change their meaning, like -s, -es, -ed, and -ing.

1. Which word shows an action that is happening now?

2. Which word means more than one?

Complete each sentence with the correct inflected ending for the word in parentheses.

1. The dog is   (bark) loudly at the mailman.

2. Yesterday, I   (play) outside with my friends.

3. She always   (help) her mother with chores.

4. My little brother   (wish) for a new toy car.

1. Write a sentence using the word "jump" with the -ing ending. Underline the inflected word.

2. Write a sentence using the word "bake" with the -ed ending. Underline the inflected word.

Match the base word with its correct inflected form.