English conjugation practice
Accept
Accept conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I accept your apology.
Usually, you accept new challenges.
He accepts the rules without complaint.
Together, we accept the decision.
They accept guests until nine.
Present Continuous
I am accepting applications this week.
Right now, you are accepting the new plan.
He is accepting help from his neighbor.
This month, we are accepting donations.
They are accepting volunteers for the event.
Present Perfect
I have accepted the invitation.
You have accepted responsibility for the mistake.
He has accepted the job offer.
We have accepted their proposal.
They have accepted our terms.
Present Perfect Continuous
For two hours, I have been accepting calls.
You have been accepting extra tasks all morning.
He has been accepting advice from experts.
We have been accepting registrations since April.
They have been accepting small donations for months.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I accepted the package.
You accepted my suggestion last night.
He accepted the award in 2020.
After a short discussion, we accepted the offer.
They accepted the invitation last week.
Past Continuous
At noon, I was accepting deliveries.
While I called, you were accepting a customer.
He was accepting suggestions during the meeting.
We were accepting reservations throughout the morning.
They were accepting applications when I arrived.
Past Perfect
Before the deadline, I had accepted the offer.
You had accepted the terms before reading the details.
He had accepted the position by Friday.
By noon, we had accepted three new members.
They had accepted the proposal before the vote.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been accepting calls for hours before lunch.
You had been accepting payments since early morning.
He had been accepting complaints all afternoon.
We had been accepting members for several weeks.
They had been accepting applications until the office closed.
Future Simple (will)
I will accept your answer.
You will accept the result soon.
He will accept the responsibility.
Next year, we will accept more students.
They will accept the new policy.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to accept the position.
You are going to accept this challenge.
He is going to accept the compromise.
We are going to accept your proposal.
They are going to accept new members soon.
Future Continuous
Tomorrow morning, I will be accepting applications.
At eight, you will be accepting phone calls.
He will be accepting visitors during the afternoon.
During the festival, we will be accepting donations.
They will be accepting reservations all weekend.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have accepted the offer.
By then, you will have accepted the truth.
He will have accepted the job by tomorrow.
By June, we will have accepted enough volunteers.
They will have accepted the agreement before the meeting.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been accepting calls for four hours.
By Friday, you will have been accepting applications for a month.
At five o'clock, he will have been accepting visitors all day.
By the end of the day, we will have been accepting donations since morning.
Next month, they will have been accepting members for six months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not accept rude behavior.
You do not accept cash at this counter.
He does not accept excuses.
We do not accept returns without a receipt.
They do not accept outside food.
Present Simple Question
Why do I accept these difficult tasks?
Do you accept credit cards?
When does he accept new students?
How do we accept this proposal?
Do they accept applications by email?
Past Simple Negative
I did not accept the first offer.
You did not accept my invitation.
He did not accept the apology.
We did not accept their first proposal.
They did not accept the new conditions.
Past Simple Question
Why did I accept that difficult assignment?
Did you accept the delivery?
When did he accept the award?
How did we accept that decision?
Did they accept your application?