English conjugation practice
Admit
Admit conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I admit my mistake.
You admit the truth.
He admits his fear.
We admit our responsibility.
They admit the error openly.
Present Continuous
I am admitting the problem now.
You are admitting your part in the accident.
He is admitting that he forgot.
We are admitting new members this week.
They are admitting visitors at the front desk.
Present Perfect
I have admitted my mistake already.
You have admitted the truth at last.
He has admitted his part in the plan.
We have admitted several students this year.
They have admitted their responsibility.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been admitting guests since noon.
You have been admitting your concerns for weeks.
He has been admitting small errors lately.
We have been admitting applicants since Monday.
They have been admitting mistakes throughout the interview.
Past Simple
I admitted the truth yesterday.
You admitted your mistake during lunch.
He admitted the error at the meeting.
We admitted two members last month.
They admitted the mistake after dinner.
Past Continuous
I was admitting my error when she called.
You were admitting the problem during the interview.
He was admitting his role in the incident.
We were admitting guests when the bell rang.
They were admitting their mistakes one by one.
Past Perfect
I had admitted the truth before the meeting.
You had admitted your error by then.
He had admitted his role before we arrived.
We had admitted the applicants before Friday.
They had admitted their mistake before the vote.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been admitting visitors for hours before lunch.
You had been admitting your doubts for months.
He had been admitting small mistakes before the review.
We had been admitting new members before the rule changed.
They had been admitting errors throughout the investigation.
Future Simple (will)
I will admit the truth tomorrow.
You will admit your mistake eventually.
He will admit the problem soon.
We will admit more students next year.
They will admit the facts after the inquiry.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to admit my mistake.
You are going to admit the truth today.
He is going to admit his part in the mistake.
We are going to admit three new members.
They are going to admit the error at the press conference.
Future Continuous
I will be admitting guests during the afternoon.
You will be admitting visitors at the main door.
He will be admitting his mistake in tomorrow's interview.
We will be admitting applications throughout July.
They will be admitting their fault before the trial.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have admitted my mistake.
By then, you will have admitted the truth.
Before noon, he will have admitted his role.
By September, we will have admitted many applicants.
By the end, they will have admitted their responsibility.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been admitting visitors for four hours.
By Friday, you will have been admitting applicants all week.
By then, he will have been admitting mistakes for months.
By August, we will have been admitting members for a year.
By the hearing, they will have been admitting errors for days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not admit every accusation.
You do not admit your mistakes easily.
He does not admit the truth.
We do not admit visitors after closing time.
They do not admit their responsibility.
Present Simple Question
Why do I admit this so quickly?
Do you do you admit the mistake?
Why does he admit the error?
When do we admit the next group?
Do they do they admit the facts?
Past Simple Negative
I did not admit the mistake yesterday.
You did not admit your role at first.
He did not admit the truth.
We did not admit new members last winter.
They did not admit their mistake during the meeting.
Past Simple Question
Why did I admit that so soon?
When did you admit the truth?
Why did he admit his mistake?
Why did we admit that student?
Did they did they admit their responsibility?