English conjugation practice
Aim
Aim conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I aim for a high score.
You aim carefully at the target.
He aims to become a pilot.
We aim to finish before sunset.
They aim for a simple solution.
Present Continuous
I am aiming at the center of the board.
You are aiming for better results this year.
He is aiming his flashlight toward the cave.
We are aiming to solve this problem today.
They are aiming for a place in the final.
Present Perfect
I have aimed at several different careers.
You have aimed the camera at the mountains.
He has aimed for the top position.
We have aimed to make the service faster.
They have aimed for steady progress.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been aiming for a promotion since January.
You have been aiming at the wrong sign.
He has been aiming to improve his writing.
We have been aiming to reduce waste.
They have been aiming for a fair agreement.
Past Simple
I aimed at the blue balloon yesterday.
You aimed for the nearest exit.
He aimed to arrive before noon.
We aimed for a quick victory last night.
They aimed to protect the old forest.
Past Continuous
I was aiming at the target when the bell rang.
You were aiming for the window during practice.
He was aiming to win when the race ended.
We were aiming to leave before the storm arrived.
They were aiming for the final checkpoint.
Past Perfect
I had aimed for that role before the interview.
You had aimed the lamp at the desk.
He had aimed to save enough money by June.
We had aimed for a quiet weekend.
They had aimed to complete the bridge first.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been aiming for that scholarship for years.
You had been aiming at the wrong target all afternoon.
He had been aiming to open a shop before moving away.
We had been aiming to finish the trail before dark.
They had been aiming for better results since spring.
Future Simple (will)
I will aim for a clearer answer tomorrow.
You will aim at the center in the next round.
He will aim to finish the course.
We will aim for a practical solution.
They will aim to build trust.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to aim for the highest shelf.
You are going to aim at the green marker.
He is going to aim for a place on the team.
We are going to aim for a balanced plan.
They are going to aim to reduce costs.
Future Continuous
I will be aiming for the finish line at noon.
You will be aiming at moving targets tomorrow.
He will be aiming to improve his time next season.
We will be aiming for steady growth next year.
They will be aiming to reach the village by evening.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have aimed for every major goal.
By then, you will have aimed the camera at each landmark.
By June, he will have aimed to complete the training.
By summer, we will have aimed for several improvements.
By then, they will have aimed to solve the main issue.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been aiming for this certificate for a year.
By noon, you will have been aiming at the practice board for hours.
By graduation, he will have been aiming to become a scientist for years.
By autumn, we will have been aiming to improve access for months.
By the deadline, they will have been aiming for a stronger partnership.
Present Simple Negative
I do not aim to offend anyone.
You do not aim at people during practice.
He does not aim for easy answers.
We do not aim to waste valuable time.
They do not aim for quick success.
Present Simple Question
Do I aim at the correct mark?
Do you aim to study abroad?
Does he aim for the center?
Do we aim for the same result?
Do they aim to finish today?
Past Simple Negative
I did not aim at the wrong target.
You did not aim for a perfect score.
He did not aim to cause trouble.
We did not aim to finish so late.
They did not aim for such a difficult route.
Past Simple Question
Did I aim at the right flag?
Did you aim for the highest score?
Did he aim to help the team?
Did we aim for the safest option?
Did they aim to repair the bridge?