English conjugation practice
Accuse
Accuse conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I accuse no one without evidence.
You accuse the wrong person sometimes.
He accuses his brother of taking the cookies.
We accuse nobody before hearing both sides.
They accuse the driver of breaking the rule.
Present Continuous
I am accusing him only because I saw the event.
Why are accusing your friend, you?
He is accusing the waiter of losing his order.
We are accusing the machine, not the technician.
They are accusing one another after the mistake.
Present Perfect
I have accused him once, and I regret it.
You have accused the team without checking the facts.
He has accused his neighbor of stealing the package.
We have accused no one since the investigation began.
They have accused the coach of ignoring safety rules.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been accusing myself all morning.
You have been accusing everyone since breakfast.
He has been accusing his partner for weeks.
We have been accusing the wrong department all day.
They have been accusing each other since the argument started.
Past Simple
I accused the wrong person yesterday.
You accused me after the lights went out.
He accused the dog of making the mess.
We accused nobody when the vase broke.
They accused the referee after the final game.
Past Continuous
I was accusing him when the truth appeared.
You were accusing your cousin during the call.
He was accusing the cashier as we entered.
We were accusing the wrong group at that point.
They were accusing each other while the teacher watched.
Past Perfect
I had accused him before I learned the truth.
You had accused the guard by the time we arrived.
He had accused his friend before apologizing.
We had accused nobody before the interview.
They had accused the pilot before the flight ended.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been accusing myself for hours before help arrived.
You had been accusing the team all afternoon.
He had been accusing his brother before their mother intervened.
We had been accusing the wrong person until noon.
They had been accusing one another before the manager spoke.
Future Simple (will)
I will accuse nobody without proof.
You will accuse him if the facts support your claim.
He will accuse the supplier tomorrow.
We will accuse the correct person once we know more.
They will accuse the neighbor during the hearing.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to accuse him if he lies again.
You are going to accuse the wrong person at this rate.
He is going to accuse the contractor at the meeting.
We are going to accuse no one until the test is complete.
They are going to accuse the company in court.
Future Continuous
I will be accusing no one during the interview.
You will be accusing the team while we check the records.
He will be accusing his rival at this time tomorrow.
We will be accusing the wrong office if we rush.
They will be accusing each other after the announcement.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have accused nobody.
By then, you will have accused the wrong person.
He will have accused the manager before the meeting ends.
By next month, we will have accused the right department.
Before the trial, they will have accused several officials.
Future Perfect Continuous
By evening, I will have been accusing myself for ten hours.
By then, you will have been accusing the staff all day.
By winter, he will have been accusing the agency for a year.
By the end, we will have been accusing the wrong group for too long.
By sunset, they will have been accusing one another all day.
Present Simple Negative
I do not accuse people without evidence.
You do not accuse friends in public.
He does not accuse anyone lightly.
We do not accuse people before listening.
They do not accuse the team without proof.
Present Simple Question
Why do I accuse myself so quickly?
Why do you accuse your neighbor?
When does he accuse the suspect?
Should do we accuse anyone before the vote?
Who do they accuse in the report?
Past Simple Negative
I did not accuse him after all.
You did not accuse anyone at dinner.
He did not accuse the visitor yesterday.
We did not accuse the coach after the loss.
They did not accuse the nurse during the inquiry.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I accuse someone unfairly?
Why did you accuse the driver?
When did he accuse his partner?
Did we did we accuse the wrong person?
Who did they accuse after the accident?