English conjugation practice
Arrest
Arrest conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I arrest suspects who break the law.
Usually, you arrest people only with clear evidence.
The officer knows when he arrests someone.
Together, we arrest people who pose a serious threat.
According to the report, they arrest suspects carefully.
Present Continuous
I am arresting the suspect outside the station.
Why are you arresting that young man?
Right now, he is arresting a wanted thief.
We are arresting the main suspect this afternoon.
Outside the building, they are arresting two suspects.
Present Perfect
I have arrested three suspects this year.
You have arrested the person we were looking for.
He has arrested the bank robber at last.
We have arrested everyone named in the warrant.
They have arrested the suspect who escaped yesterday.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been arresting suspects in this district for months.
You have been arresting people without enough support.
He has been arresting thieves since he joined the unit.
For weeks, we have been arresting members of the gang.
They have been arresting suspects connected to the case.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I arrested a burglar near the market.
You arrested the suspect after the interview.
He arrested the escaped prisoner last night.
At dawn, we arrested two members of the gang.
The police arrested the man who stole the car.
Past Continuous
I was arresting a suspect when my radio rang.
You were arresting someone near the station at noon.
While he was arresting the suspect, a crowd gathered.
We were arresting suspects as the storm began.
At that moment, they were arresting the final suspect.
Past Perfect
I had arrested the suspect before the news arrived.
By sunset, you had arrested the wanted man.
He had arrested one suspect before the second attack.
We had arrested the suspect when the judge called.
They had arrested the thief before he crossed the border.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been arresting suspects for years before I changed jobs.
You had been arresting criminals all week before taking a break.
He had been arresting gang members before the case ended.
We had been arresting people linked to the robbery for months.
They had been arresting suspects before the investigation was closed.
Future Simple (will)
I will arrest the suspect if the evidence is strong.
You will arrest him after the warrant arrives.
He will arrest the criminal tomorrow.
If necessary, we will arrest the suspect tonight.
They will arrest the man once they find him.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to arrest the suspect after this call.
You are going to arrest the wrong person without more facts.
He is going to arrest the burglar at the station.
We are going to arrest the suspects at their meeting.
They are going to arrest the suspect who fled.
Future Continuous
At ten o'clock, I will be arresting the suspect.
You will be arresting people during the night shift.
Tomorrow evening, he will be arresting a dangerous criminal.
This time tomorrow, we will be arresting suspects downtown.
During the operation, they will be arresting several people.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have arrested the main suspect.
By the end of the shift, you will have arrested two suspects.
He will have arrested the thief before the trial begins.
Before the meeting, we will have arrested the suspect.
By next month, they will have arrested all the gang leaders.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been arresting suspects for five hours.
By July, you will have been arresting criminals for a full year.
By then, he will have been arresting suspects for ten years.
By the end of the operation, we will have been arresting suspects for weeks.
By winter, they will have been arresting suspects for several months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not arrest anyone without a legal reason.
You do not arrest people for small mistakes.
He does not arrest suspects without evidence.
We do not arrest peaceful protesters.
They do not arrest people without a warrant.
Present Simple Question
When do I arrest the suspect?
Why do you arrest people at night?
When does he arrest the main suspect?
Where do we arrest the suspect safely?
When do they arrest suspects in this area?
Past Simple Negative
I did not arrest the man because he was innocent.
You did not arrest the suspect after the warning.
He did not arrest anyone during the search.
We did not arrest the witness's brother.
They did not arrest the suspect because the warrant expired.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I arrest the correct person?
When did you arrest the burglar?
Why did he arrest the driver yesterday?
Did we did we arrest everyone named in the report?
Who did they arrest after the robbery?