English conjugation practice
Avoid
Avoid conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I avoid loud places.
Usually, you avoid sugary drinks.
At work, he avoids unnecessary meetings.
On trips, we avoid expensive restaurants.
They avoid arguments whenever possible.
Present Continuous
I am avoiding coffee tonight.
Why are avoiding that question? You seem worried.
He is avoiding the muddy path today.
This week, we are avoiding unnecessary spending.
They are avoiding us at the party.
Present Perfect
I have avoided that mistake so far.
You have avoided trouble this month.
He has avoided all contact with the suspect.
Thankfully, we have avoided delays.
They have avoided the subject in every conversation.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been avoiding the news lately.
You have been avoiding exercise for weeks.
He has been avoiding his neighbor since the argument.
For months, we have been avoiding that difficult decision.
They have been avoiding the crowded city center.
Past Simple
I avoided the highway yesterday.
You avoided a serious accident.
He avoided the question during the interview.
Last summer, we avoided the hottest afternoons.
They avoided the broken bridge.
Past Continuous
I was avoiding the dog when it barked.
While you were avoiding the rain, I found an umbrella.
He was avoiding eye contact during the discussion.
We were avoiding the topic when the teacher arrived.
They were avoiding the restaurant because it was full.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had avoided every major delay.
You had avoided the issue before the meeting began.
He had avoided sugar before the doctor called.
Before the storm came, we had avoided the coastal road.
They had avoided the park after dark.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been avoiding that store for several months.
You had been avoiding rest before you became ill.
He had been avoiding responsibility for years.
We had been avoiding one another since the disagreement.
They had been avoiding public transport all winter.
Future Simple (will)
I will avoid that route tomorrow.
You will avoid confusion if you label the boxes.
He will avoid the meeting next week.
If possible, we will avoid traveling at night.
They will avoid the damaged building.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to avoid fried food today.
You are going to avoid delays with this map.
He is going to avoid the crowded train.
This year, we are going to avoid unnecessary travel.
They are going to avoid the expensive hotel.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be avoiding my phone.
During the festival, you will be avoiding the central streets.
He will be avoiding the office while repairs continue.
Next month, we will be avoiding crowded beaches.
They will be avoiding difficult customers during the holiday.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have avoided all unnecessary expenses.
By then, you will have avoided the busiest roads.
He will have avoided the problem before anyone notices.
Before the trip ends, we will have avoided the worst weather.
By the end of the course, they will have avoided many errors.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been avoiding sugar for a year.
At graduation, you will have been avoiding distractions for months.
By then, he will have been avoiding reporters for weeks.
By next month, we will have been avoiding plastic packaging for a year.
At the reunion, they will have been avoiding each other since school.
Present Simple Negative
I do not avoid useful criticism.
You do not avoid responsibility when it matters.
He does not avoid hard work.
As a team, we do not avoid honest feedback.
They do not avoid important decisions.
Present Simple Question
Why do I avoid this simple task?
Do you do you avoid crowded places?
Does he does he avoid public speaking?
When do we avoid the mountain road?
Do they do they avoid unnecessary risks?
Past Simple Negative
I did not avoid the problem yesterday.
You did not avoid the rain on your walk.
He did not avoid the subject during class.
We did not avoid the busy market last Saturday.
They did not avoid the accident.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I avoid the main entrance?
Did you did you avoid traffic this morning?
Why did he did he avoid the meeting?
Did we did we avoid the worst of the storm?
When did they did they avoid the crowded station?