Underline the incorrect verb forms in the following sentences. Check for problem areas carefully: Is an -s needed, or is there an unnecessary -s ending? Do all past tense regular verbs end in -d or -ed? Is the past participle used with helping words? Is the correct helping verb used with -ing verbs? Are the forms of be, do, and have correct?

Question

1. She looking for a job in New York.
2. Harriana’s niece goes everywhere she do.
3. He be riding to school with a friend.
4. We been watching the seals in the harbor.
5. She always have a cup of coffee when she be working late.

Answer 1

1. looking;
2. do;
3. be riding;
4. been watching;
5. have, be working