English conjugation practice
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Present Simple
Every evening, I add fresh milk to my black coffee.
If you want sweet tea, you add two spoons of sugar.
He is a great chef, so he adds special herbs to dinner.
We want to improve, so we add feedback to the file.
They are building a house, so they add new bricks daily.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am adding colorful decorations to the birthday cake.
Look at the list, you are adding the wrong numbers!
At this moment, he is adding water to the radiator car.
We are adding your name to the official guest list today.
Currently, they are adding new books to the library shelves.
Present Perfect
I have added your phone number to my contact list.
You have added too much salt to the tomato soup.
He has added a very interesting chapter to his novel.
We have added three new members to our sports team.
They have added a modern balcony to their apartment building.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been adding relevant sources to my essay all morning.
Lately, you have been adding too many tasks to your schedule.
He has been adding unique coins to his collection for years.
We have been adding interesting details to our project this week.
They have been adding new features to the software lately.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I added a brilliant conclusion to my research paper.
An hour ago, you added my name to the group chat.
He added some firewood to the campfire to keep it burning.
We added up all our expenses from the weekend trip.
They added a large extension to their house last summer.
Past Continuous
At 3 PM yesterday, I was adding details to the report.
While you were adding the numbers, the phone rang loudly.
He was adding wood to the fire when I walked in.
We were adding names to the invitation list last night.
They were adding insulation to the walls when the storm started.
Past Perfect
Before the meeting started, I had added the presentation slides.
By the time you called me, you had added fuel.
He had added the numbers before checking the final result.
We had added sugar before we tasted the bitter coffee.
They had added a new rule before the tournament began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been adding references for hours before saving the document.
You had been adding water until the pot overflowed completely.
He had been adding entries to the journal before it lost.
We had been adding funds to the account before it closed.
They had been adding details to the map before leaving.
Future Simple (will)
If you need more texture, I will add some cream.
You will add your signature at the bottom of page three.
He will add your email address to the newsletter list tomorrow.
We will add a new section to our website next week.
They will add more seats to the theater for tonight.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to add a short summary here.
You are going to add some extra seasoning to dinner.
He is going to add a new photo to his profile.
We are going to add more examples to the text book.
They are going to add a new performance to the schedule.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be adding names to the file.
At noon, you will be adding the final decorations here.
He will be adding content to the website all morning tomorrow.
We will be adding features to the app during the weekend.
They will be adding more flowers to the garden tomorrow afternoon.
Future Perfect
By next Monday, I will have added all the sources.
You will have added the correct code before the launch.
He will have added ten thousands steps to his counter tonight.
We will have added three cities to our itinerary by tomorrow.
They will have been standardizing because they will have added modern features by winter.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been adding code for six hours.
You will have been adding details since morning by 4 PM.
He will have been adding stamps to the album for years.
We will have been adding funds since January by next month.
They will have been adding structures to the city for decades.
Present Simple Negative
I do not add sugar to my tea because I prefer it bitter.
You do not add any value to the discussion by complaining.
He does not add new contacts to his phone very often.
We do not add extra fees for our standard delivery service.
They do not add salt to the food, so it tastes bland.
Present Simple Question
Do I add the flour before or after the eggs today?
Do you add milk to your tea like British people do?
Does he add tax to the total price on the invoice?
Do we add this new book to our library collection today?
Do they add a service charge to the restaurant bill here?
Past Simple Negative
I did not add your name to the list because I forgot.
You did not add enough water, so the rice is dry.
He did not add the attachment to his formal email yesterday.
We did not add the extra costs to our final budget.
They did not add the new player to the official team.
Past Simple Question
Did I add the correct amount of salt to the soup?
Did you add the new event to your digital calendar yesterday?
Did he add the firewood to the campfire before it died?
Did we add enough sugar to the fresh strawberry lemonade?
Did they add the new features to the mobile app version?