Using Do and See Correctly Pages 180-181. Using Do and See Correctly Use the forms of do and see that correctly express your meaning. This chart shows.

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Using Do and See Correctly Pages

Using Do and See Correctly Use the forms of do and see that correctly express your meaning. This chart shows the special ways that do and see form their principal parts. PresentPresent ParticiplePastPast Participle do(is, are, was, were) doingdid(have, has, had) done see(is, are, was, were) seeingsaw(have, has, had) seen

Examples of using do and see Incorrect: Jessica done a report about animals. Correct: Jessica did a report about animals. Jessica has done a report about animals. Incorrect: We seen amazing pictures in her presentation. Correct: We saw amazing pictures in her presentation. We have seen amazing pictures in her presentation.

Directions for 1-5, page 180: write which verb form in parentheses is correct. Example: Tia once (seed, saw) a chameleon change color. Correct: Tia once saw a chameleon change color.

1. The chameleon (did, done) that to hide.

2. Animals (do, does) many things to stay safe.

3. Perhaps you have (seen, saw) rabbits running away.

4. A shark (sawed, saw) an octopus and went after it.

5. The octopus has (seen, saw) the shark and squirted an inky cloud.

Directions for 6-10, page 181: write which verb form in parentheses is correct. Example: The opossum played dead when it (saw, seen) a dog. Correct: The opossum played dead when it saw a dog.

6. Paul has (seed, seen) a moth whose wings look like eyes.

7. That moth is (doeing, doing) nothing to hide because mimicry will protect it.

8. If you (see, sees) a twig, it might be an insect called a walking stick.

9. Mimicry has (does, done) a good job of protecting viceroy butterflies.

10. Birds that have (seen, saw) viceroys usually have left them alone.