English conjugation practice
Afford
Afford conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I afford a small treat today.
Can you afford this monthly payment?
He affords a comfortable apartment.
We afford one vacation each year.
They afford fresh food every week.
Present Continuous
I am affording the lessons with careful planning.
You are affording a better computer this month.
He is affording extra help for the project.
We are affording a larger office this year.
They are affording new equipment for the team.
Present Perfect
I have afforded the repair without borrowing money.
You have afforded several useful improvements.
He has afforded his children a good education.
We have afforded the changes through teamwork.
They have afforded us valuable support.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been affording small comforts since I got this job.
You have been affording regular trips lately.
He has been affording private coaching for months.
We have been affording extra activities for the children.
They have been affording regular maintenance all winter.
Past Simple
I afforded the ticket after payday.
You afforded us a pleasant surprise.
He afforded a new bicycle last spring.
We afforded a meal near the station.
They afforded the repairs last month.
Past Continuous
I was affording the payments when my hours were cut.
You were affording nice meals during that holiday.
He was affording the rent with help from his brother.
We were affording a bigger home before prices rose.
They were affording weekly outings that summer.
Past Perfect
I had afforded the course before the deadline arrived.
You had afforded the upgrade by then.
He had afforded a home before he moved abroad.
We had afforded the visit before the tickets sold out.
They had afforded several improvements by June.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been affording the apartment for years before moving.
You had been affording frequent dinners until winter.
He had been affording medical care with his savings.
We had been affording family trips before the move.
They had been affording extra staff for several months.
Future Simple (will)
I will afford the new phone next month.
You will afford a better option after saving.
He will afford the tickets soon.
We will afford a short break in July.
They will afford the renovation next year.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to afford a safer car.
You are going to afford the deposit by Friday.
He is going to afford a larger desk.
We are going to afford a weekend away.
They are going to afford better tools for work.
Future Continuous
I will be affording the payments throughout the summer.
You will be affording regular travel by then.
He will be affording private lessons next term.
We will be affording a larger venue next season.
They will be affording new benefits during the contract.
Future Perfect
By December, I will have afforded the entire program.
By then, you will have afforded several improvements.
He will have afforded the purchase by next spring.
We will have afforded the repairs by Friday.
They will have afforded the equipment before opening day.
Future Perfect Continuous
By autumn, I will have been affording this home for five years.
Next month, you will have been affording the lessons for a year.
By June, he will have been affording regular care for two years.
In July, we will have been affording these trips for a decade.
By winter, they will have been affording the expansion for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not afford expensive hobbies.
You do not afford that payment on your current salary.
He does not afford a private office.
We do not afford unnecessary risks.
They do not afford a second vehicle.
Present Simple Question
Do I afford this course without help?
Do you afford the rent comfortably?
Does he afford such a large car?
Do we afford a short holiday this year?
Do they afford the new membership fee?
Past Simple Negative
I did not afford the concert ticket last year.
You did not afford the hotel near the beach.
He did not afford the repair at that time.
We did not afford the larger apartment.
They did not afford another delay.
Past Simple Question
Did I afford the right insurance?
Did you afford the course last term?
Did he afford the extra luggage?
Did we afford the whole journey?
Did they afford the original price?