English conjugation practice
Approach
Approach conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I approach the old bridge carefully.
You approach new tasks with confidence.
He approaches the teacher after class.
We approach the campsite before sunset.
They approach the discussion with care.
Present Continuous
I am approaching the entrance now.
You are approaching the finish line quickly.
He is approaching the group from behind.
We are approaching the museum through the park.
They are approaching the answer step by step.
Present Perfect
I have approached several neighbors for advice.
You have approached the subject thoughtfully.
He has approached the counter twice today.
We have approached the manager about the problem.
They have approached the village from the north.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been approaching this project gradually.
You have been approaching the finish line for an hour.
He has been approaching the issue from different angles.
We have been approaching the mountain from the eastern trail.
They have been approaching the subject carefully in meetings.
Past Simple
I approached the desk and asked for help.
You approached the dog slowly yesterday.
He approached the window after dinner.
We approached the lake by a narrow path.
They approached the speaker after the event.
Past Continuous
I was approaching the house when it started raining.
You were approaching the corner as I called.
He was approaching the stage during the applause.
We were approaching the village when we saw smoke.
They were approaching the finish line together.
Past Perfect
I had approached the wrong door before noticing the sign.
You had approached the river before the bridge closed.
He had approached the committee before lunch began.
We had approached the station when the train left.
They had approached the problem from every side.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been approaching the building for ten minutes before finding the entrance.
You had been approaching the subject carefully before the meeting ended.
He had been approaching the finish line when he fell.
We had been approaching the cabin through deep snow.
They had been approaching the manager about the change.
Future Simple (will)
I will approach the subject tomorrow.
You will approach the entrance after the signal.
He will approach the client with a clear plan.
We will approach the hill from the western path.
They will approach the matter at the next meeting.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to approach the guide for directions.
You are going to approach the task differently this time.
He is going to approach the stage after the announcement.
We are going to approach the castle from the south.
They are going to approach the question with fresh ideas.
Future Continuous
I will be approaching the airport around six.
You will be approaching the checkpoint at that time.
He will be approaching the office during the morning rush.
We will be approaching the mountain by late afternoon.
They will be approaching the border when we arrive.
Future Perfect
I will have approached every local shop by Friday.
You will have approached the main gate before sunset.
He will have approached the answer by then.
We will have approached the village before dark.
They will have approached the final stage by Monday.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been approaching the subject for weeks by then.
You will have been approaching the summit for three hours.
He will have been approaching the problem from several angles.
We will have been approaching the campsite all afternoon.
They will have been approaching the issue for several days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not approach strangers without a reason.
You do not approach the animal too quickly.
He does not approach problems carelessly.
We do not approach the cliff edge.
They do not approach difficult topics lightly.
Present Simple Question
Do I approach the desk now?
Do you approach new people easily?
Does he approach the river every morning?
Do we approach the station from this side?
Do they approach the problem together?
Past Simple Negative
I did not approach the house last night.
You did not approach the subject during the interview.
He did not approach the bridge because it was unsafe.
We did not approach the cave during the storm.
They did not approach the speaker after the talk.
Past Simple Question
Did I approach the correct building?
Did you approach the teacher yesterday?
Did he approach the problem logically?
Did we approach the mountain from the east?
Did they approach the issue with enough care?