English conjugation practice
Apply
Apply conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I apply for jobs online.
You apply sunscreen before swimming.
He applies for a library card every year.
At school, we apply what we learn.
They apply for grants each spring.
Present Continuous
I am applying for a summer course today.
You are applying lotion to your hands.
He is applying for an apartment nearby.
We are applying the final coat now.
They are applying for positions at the hospital.
Present Perfect
I have applied to three colleges.
You have applied the cream correctly.
He has applied for financial aid.
We have applied the safety rules carefully.
They have applied for permission to build.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been applying for internships since May.
You have been applying sunscreen all morning.
He has been applying for scholarships this month.
We have been applying this technique for weeks.
They have been applying for visas since January.
Past Simple
I applied for the position last Friday.
You applied the glue to both pieces.
He applied to the art school in June.
We applied a fresh layer of paint yesterday.
They applied for passports last month.
Past Continuous
I was applying for a job when the phone rang.
You were applying sunscreen beside the pool.
He was applying the first coat during lunch.
We were applying the new rules last semester.
They were applying for permits all afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had applied before the deadline closed.
You had applied the medicine by bedtime.
He had applied for the job before we spoke.
We had applied several coats before the storm.
They had applied for funding by Monday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been applying for jobs for weeks before I succeeded.
You had been applying the cream regularly.
He had been applying for grants all winter.
We had been applying the process since April.
They had been applying for permits for months.
Future Simple (will)
I will apply for the course tomorrow.
You will apply the final sticker later.
He will apply for a passport next week.
We will apply what we learned.
They will apply for membership soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to apply for a scholarship.
You are going to apply the second coat.
He is going to apply for a summer job.
We are going to apply for permission today.
They are going to apply a new strategy.
Future Continuous
I will be applying for positions this evening.
You will be applying sunscreen on the beach.
He will be applying for schools in the fall.
We will be applying the new policy next term.
They will be applying for permits after the meeting.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have applied to five companies.
By noon, you will have applied the treatment.
Before the interview, he will have applied for the role.
By June, we will have applied for funding.
By tomorrow, they will have applied the final coat.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been applying for jobs for six months.
By sunset, you will have been applying sunscreen all day.
By then, he will have been applying for grants since winter.
By August, we will have been applying this approach for a year.
By Monday, they will have been applying for visas for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not apply for jobs without reading the details.
You do not apply enough sunscreen outdoors.
He does not apply for positions he dislikes.
We do not apply the rule to young children.
They do not apply for loans online.
Present Simple Question
Why do I apply for every position?
Where do you apply the cream?
When does he apply for the program?
How often do we apply the treatment?
Why do they apply for so many grants?
Past Simple Negative
I did not apply before the deadline.
You did not apply the glue evenly.
He did not apply for the position.
We did not apply the new rule last year.
They did not apply for the permit.
Past Simple Question
Did I apply for the correct course?
Where did you apply the paint?
When did he apply for the job?
When did we apply these instructions?
Which school did they apply to?