English conjugation practice
Advise
Advise conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I advise my friends carefully.
You advise new students about the rules.
At work, he advises customers about their choices.
Together, we advise the team on safety.
They advise people who need help.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am advising a young player.
You are advising your brother during the call.
At this moment, he is advising the new manager.
This afternoon, we are advising local families.
They are advising the group on its next step.
Present Perfect
I have advised him to check the address.
You have advised us well so far.
He has advised several families this week.
We have advised the team many times.
They have advised everyone to remain calm.
Present Perfect Continuous
For two hours, I have been advising new volunteers.
You have been advising us since breakfast.
He has been advising the club throughout the season.
Since Monday, we have been advising local businesses.
They have been advising travelers all morning.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I advised my cousin to rest.
You advised me before the meeting began.
Last night, he advised the players to listen.
After lunch, we advised the visitors.
They advised the mayor before the vote.
Past Continuous
At noon, I was advising a group of students.
You were advising your neighbor when I arrived.
He was advising the team during the break.
We were advising families when the lights went out.
They were advising the players all afternoon.
Past Perfect
Before the interview, I had advised her to relax.
You had advised us long before the problem appeared.
He had advised the captain before the match started.
We had advised them before they made the choice.
They had advised the group by the time I called.
Past Perfect Continuous
For months, I had been advising the project team.
You had been advising him before the final decision.
He had been advising the club since January.
We had been advising the school all week.
They had been advising residents before the storm arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will advise you after I learn more.
You will advise the guests tomorrow.
He will advise us at the next meeting.
We will advise them when the results arrive.
They will advise the public later today.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to advise him to wait.
You are going to advise the class this afternoon.
He is going to advise the new members.
We are going to advise the players before practice.
They are going to advise families next week.
Future Continuous
At ten tomorrow, I will be advising applicants.
You will be advising the team during the morning session.
He will be advising customers next Saturday.
We will be advising students throughout the workshop.
They will be advising the public at noon.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have advised all the candidates.
You will have advised the whole group by then.
Before noon, he will have advised every caller.
We will have advised the committee by next month.
They will have advised every resident before the deadline.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been advising this team for a year.
You will have been advising new workers for six months by then.
By autumn, he will have been advising the club for two seasons.
By winter, we will have been advising the school for months.
They will have been advising the community all year by December.
Present Simple Negative
I do not advise people to travel alone.
You do not advise strangers without enough information.
He does not advise risky actions.
We do not advise visitors to ignore the signs.
They do not advise the public to enter.
Present Simple Question
Do I advise you correctly?
Do you advise new employees?
Does he advise clients every day?
Do we advise the group now?
When do they advise visitors?
Past Simple Negative
I did not advise him about the shortcut.
You did not advise us before the change.
He did not advise the players yesterday.
We did not advise anyone to leave early.
They did not advise the residents in time.
Past Simple Question
Did I advise you about the meeting?
Did you advise your sister yesterday?
When did he advise the team?
Why did we advise that customer?
Did they advise the group last night?