English conjugation practice
Achieve
Achieve conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I achieve my goals through steady effort.
With practice, you achieve better results.
Every year, he achieves something new.
Together, we achieve more than expected.
The athletes achieve their personal bests.
Present Continuous
I am achieving steady progress this month.
You are achieving remarkable improvements.
He is achieving his targets ahead of schedule.
We are achieving good results in the laboratory.
They are achieving wonderful things at school.
Present Perfect
I have achieved the goal I set in January.
You have achieved a lot since starting this course.
He has achieved a place on the school team.
We have achieved a major breakthrough.
They have achieved success despite several difficulties.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been achieving better results with this method.
You have been achieving your weekly targets.
He has been achieving strong results all year.
We have been achieving our milestones one by one.
They have been achieving steady growth since spring.
Past Simple
I achieved my childhood dream last year.
You achieved a high score on the test.
He achieved victory after a long race.
We achieved a peaceful agreement yesterday.
They achieved their mission in three days.
Past Continuous
I was achieving good progress when the coach arrived.
You were achieving strong results during the trial.
He was achieving his aims while others doubted him.
We were achieving great progress that afternoon.
They were achieving impressive results at the time.
Past Perfect
I had achieved my target before the meeting began.
By Friday, you had achieved the required standard.
He had achieved success long before retirement.
We had achieved our objective before winter.
They had achieved the final stage when rain stopped play.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been achieving progress for months before changing schools.
You had been achieving excellent marks before the exam.
He had been achieving his goals steadily until the injury.
We had been achieving our milestones for several weeks.
They had been achieving steady improvement until the project ended.
Future Simple (will)
I will achieve my goal with patience.
You will achieve better results next time.
He will achieve his dream one day.
We will achieve a solution by tomorrow.
They will achieve their ambition through teamwork.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to achieve my reading goal this week.
You are going to achieve a great result in the contest.
He is going to achieve his target based on these figures.
We are going to achieve our shared objective.
They are going to achieve excellent results with this approach.
Future Continuous
I will be achieving new milestones throughout the summer.
You will be achieving more each month.
He will be achieving his objectives during the next phase.
We will be achieving steady progress during the workshop.
They will be achieving their aims while the program continues.
Future Perfect
By December, I will have achieved my main objective.
Before the course ends, you will have achieved real progress.
He will have achieved his goal by the final round.
By sunset, we will have achieved everything on the list.
Within a year, they will have achieved international recognition.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been achieving results for six months.
Next month, you will have been achieving steady progress for a year.
By then, he will have been achieving his targets for several seasons.
By autumn, we will have been achieving our milestones for a full year.
At the anniversary, they will have been achieving growth for five years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not achieve my best results without enough sleep.
You do not achieve anything by giving up early.
He does not achieve his potential without support.
We do not achieve our aims without cooperation.
They do not achieve success by avoiding every challenge.
Present Simple Question
How much do I achieve when I study this way?
What do you achieve through daily practice?
How does he achieve such consistent results?
Do we achieve our purpose with this plan?
When do they achieve the final milestone?
Past Simple Negative
I did not achieve my target last month.
You did not achieve the score you wanted yesterday.
He did not achieve his aim during the first attempt.
We did not achieve our goal on that occasion.
They did not achieve victory despite their effort.
Past Simple Question
What did I achieve during the training period?
Which goal did you achieve last summer?
How did he achieve that difficult result?
How much did we achieve by the end of the day?
Which prize did they achieve at the competition?