English conjugation practice
Arrive
Arrive conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I arrive early for work.
You arrive at school before the bell.
He arrives by train every morning.
On Fridays, we arrive home together.
They arrive after lunch.
Present Continuous
I am arriving at the office now.
You are arriving just in time.
Look, he is arriving at the gate.
We are arriving at the hotel now.
They are arriving from the airport.
Present Perfect
I have arrived safely.
You have arrived before everyone else.
He has arrived at the meeting.
At last, we have arrived in town.
They have arrived at the party.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been arriving early all week.
You have been arriving late recently.
He has been arriving by bicycle this month.
We have been arriving together since Monday.
They have been arriving in small groups.
Past Simple
I arrived yesterday evening.
You arrived just after dinner.
He arrived at the village last night.
We arrived before the museum closed.
They arrived in time for the concert.
Past Continuous
I was arriving when you called.
You were arriving as the rain began.
He was arriving at the station then.
We were arriving when the doors opened.
They were arriving during the celebration.
Past Perfect
I had arrived before the interview started.
You had arrived by seven o'clock.
He had arrived when we phoned.
By sunset, we had arrived at the lake.
They had arrived before the show began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been arriving early for several days.
You had been arriving late that week.
He had been arriving by bus before he moved.
We had been arriving separately until that day.
They had been arriving from different cities.
Future Simple (will)
I will arrive tomorrow morning.
You will arrive before noon.
He will arrive after the meeting.
We will arrive before dark.
They will arrive soon, I think.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to arrive around six.
You are going to arrive during the ceremony.
He is going to arrive by car.
We are going to arrive before the others.
They are going to arrive with the children.
Future Continuous
I will be arriving at the airport at eight.
You will be arriving while we eat.
He will be arriving from London tomorrow.
We will be arriving as the shops open.
They will be arriving throughout the afternoon.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have arrived at the hotel.
You will have arrived before the stores open.
By then, he will have arrived in Paris.
By sunset, we will have arrived at camp.
They will have arrived before the game starts.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been arriving early for a year.
By Friday, you will have been arriving late for a week.
By then, he will have been arriving by train for months.
By then, we will have been arriving together for a month.
By evening, they will have been arriving all day.
Present Simple Negative
I do not arrive late for appointments.
You do not arrive here very often.
He does not arrive before nine.
We do not arrive without calling first.
They do not arrive until late afternoon.
Present Simple Question
What time do I arrive at the clinic?
Do you arrive before breakfast?
When does he arrive from work?
Do we arrive at the correct address?
How do they arrive so quickly?
Past Simple Negative
I did not arrive before the doors closed.
You did not arrive at the agreed time.
He did not arrive for the appointment.
We did not arrive until midnight.
They did not arrive for the final scene.
Past Simple Question
Did I arrive too early?
When did you arrive at the farm?
Did he arrive safely last night?
Where did we arrive after the hike?
Did they arrive before the storm?