English conjugation practice
Attend
Attend conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I attend evening classes twice a week.
You attend the weekly team meeting.
He attends a local college.
We attend church on Sundays.
They attend several concerts each year.
Present Continuous
I am attending a workshop this afternoon.
You are attending the conference with your manager.
He is attending an online seminar today.
We are attending the festival near the river.
They are attending training sessions this week.
Present Perfect
I have attended three lectures this month.
You have attended the event before.
He has attended every practice so far.
We have attended many useful workshops.
They have attended all the rehearsals.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been attending yoga classes since January.
You have been attending evening lectures lately.
He has been attending counseling sessions for months.
We have been attending concerts at the park.
They have been attending language classes together.
Past Simple
I attended the workshop yesterday.
You attended the ceremony last spring.
He attended a short course in July.
We attended the parade downtown.
They attended the lecture last night.
Past Continuous
I was attending a class when you called.
You were attending the ceremony at noon.
He was attending a lecture during the storm.
We were attending a festival that weekend.
They were attending the reception at eight.
Past Perfect
I had attended the course before moving away.
You had attended the meeting before the vote.
He had attended two interviews by Friday.
We had attended the show before it closed.
They had attended several events that season.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been attending classes for six weeks before the exam.
You had been attending meetings all morning.
He had been attending therapy before he changed jobs.
We had been attending the club before it moved.
They had been attending workshops throughout the summer.
Future Simple (will)
I will attend the meeting tomorrow.
You will attend the final session.
He will attend the conference next year.
We will attend if the tickets are available.
They will attend the public discussion later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to attend a seminar this evening.
You are going to attend the parents' meeting.
He is going to attend an art class.
We are going to attend the morning service.
They are going to attend a performance downtown.
Future Continuous
I will be attending the workshop at ten.
You will be attending classes during the summer.
He will be attending the conference next Monday.
We will be attending the festival all weekend.
They will be attending meetings throughout the day.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have attended four sessions.
By then, you will have attended the full course.
By June, he will have attended ten practices.
By the end of the year, we will have attended six conferences.
By Sunday, they will have attended every rehearsal.
Future Perfect Continuous
By May, I will have been attending classes for a year.
By then, you will have been attending weekly meetings for months.
By July, he will have been attending the program for six months.
By autumn, we will have been attending workshops together for months.
By next year, they will have been attending the club for five years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not attend late-night events.
You do not attend the optional sessions.
He does not attend meetings on Fridays.
We do not attend classes during holidays.
They do not attend the club in winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I do attend the right session?
Do you do attend the weekly seminar?
Does he does attend the evening course?
Do we do attend the same workshop?
Do they do attend school nearby?
Past Simple Negative
I did not attend the lecture yesterday.
You did not attend the ceremony last year.
He did not attend the meeting because he was ill.
We did not attend the event due to rain.
They did not attend the conference in March.
Past Simple Question
Did I did attend the correct class?
Did you did attend the town meeting?
Did he did attend the concert on Saturday?
Did we did attend that workshop together?
Did they did attend the school event?