English conjugation practice
Accompany
Accompany conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I accompany my sister to school.
Do you accompany your friends on trips?
He accompanies his father to the doctor.
On Fridays, we accompany the children home.
They accompany visitors around the museum.
Present Continuous
I am accompanying my manager at the meeting.
You are accompanying us to the concert tonight.
He is accompanying the guests upstairs.
We are accompanying the team on its journey.
They are accompanying the tour group today.
Present Perfect
I have accompanied several students this year.
You have accompanied us many times.
He has accompanied the band since 2020.
We have accompanied the visitors through the old town.
They have accompanied the singer on tour.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been accompanying patients all morning.
You have been accompanying the visitors for two hours.
He has been accompanying his uncle since breakfast.
We have been accompanying the hikers since dawn.
They have been accompanying refugees to safety all day.
Past Simple
I accompanied my neighbor home yesterday.
You accompanied the class on its visit last week.
He accompanied his daughter to the station.
We accompanied our cousins during their trip.
They accompanied the injured player off the field.
Past Continuous
I was accompanying the guests when you called.
You were accompanying your brother at noon.
He was accompanying the tourists during the storm.
We were accompanying the children across the street.
They were accompanying the mayor at the ceremony.
Past Perfect
I had accompanied the guest before lunch began.
You had accompanied us before the guide arrived.
He had accompanied his mother to the clinic earlier.
We had accompanied the visitors before the museum closed.
They had accompanied the hikers to the village by sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been accompanying patients for hours before my shift ended.
You had been accompanying the group since early morning.
He had been accompanying his sister before the rain started.
We had been accompanying the team until the road became unsafe.
They had been accompanying travelers for most of the day.
Future Simple (will)
I will accompany you to the office tomorrow.
You will accompany the guests after dinner.
He will accompany us on the final stage.
We will accompany the students on their trip.
They will accompany the team next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to accompany my friend to the interview.
You are going to accompany the visitors this morning.
He is going to accompany his coach abroad.
We are going to accompany our neighbors on the walk.
They are going to accompany the delegation tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be accompanying the director during the tour.
You will be accompanying the athletes next week.
He will be accompanying us at this time tomorrow.
We will be accompanying the visitors all afternoon.
They will be accompanying the president during the visit.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have accompanied three patients.
By Friday, you will have accompanied the group twice.
By then, he will have accompanied his sister home.
By summer, we will have accompanied many tour groups.
By the end of the trip, they will have accompanied the explorers.
Future Perfect Continuous
By August, I will have been accompanying the team for a year.
By noon, you will have been accompanying guests for four hours.
By then, he will have been accompanying the band all season.
By sunset, we will have been accompanying hikers since dawn.
By winter, they will have been accompanying travelers for six months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not accompany strangers on private trips.
You do not accompany the class every day.
He does not accompany his brother to work.
We do not accompany guests after midnight.
They do not accompany visitors without permission.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I accompany the guests or wait here?
Do you do you accompany your clients abroad?
Does he does he accompany the team on Fridays?
Do we do we accompany the children to the bus?
Do they do they accompany visitors around the castle?
Past Simple Negative
I did not accompany the group yesterday.
You did not accompany us to the station.
He did not accompany his mother last night.
We did not accompany the visitors inside.
They did not accompany the players after the match.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I accompany you to the clinic yesterday?
Did you did you accompany the visitors last weekend?
Did he did he accompany his daughter to school?
Did we did we accompany the team to the airport?
Did they did they accompany the guide through the forest?