English conjugation practice
Bake
Bake conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I bake bread on Sundays.
You bake delicious cookies.
Every morning, he bakes muffins.
At weekends, we bake together.
They bake fresh rolls for the café.
Present Continuous
I am baking a pie right now.
You are baking biscuits in the kitchen.
Look! He is baking a loaf.
We are baking cupcakes for the party.
At this moment, they are baking apple tarts.
Present Perfect
I have baked three cakes today.
You have baked enough bread for everyone.
He has baked a cake for the guests.
We have baked everything on the list.
They have baked fresh bread for lunch.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been baking since early morning.
You have been baking for two hours.
He has been baking all afternoon.
We have been baking for the school fair.
They have been baking since noon.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I baked a chocolate cake.
You baked bread for the picnic.
Last night, he baked some cookies.
On Saturday, we baked rolls together.
They baked pastries for the festival.
Past Continuous
I was baking when you called.
You were baking during the storm.
He was baking while his sister cleaned.
We were baking when the guests arrived.
They were baking all evening.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had baked two loaves.
You had baked the cake before the party began.
He had baked cookies before we visited.
We had baked enough cakes for the event.
Before sunset, they had baked all the pastries.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been baking for hours before resting.
You had been baking since dawn when I arrived.
He had been baking all morning before lunch.
We had been baking since breakfast before the flour ran out.
They had been baking throughout the afternoon.
Future Simple (will)
I will bake a cake tomorrow.
You will bake the bread after lunch.
He will bake cookies for the trip.
We will bake together next weekend.
They will bake fresh rolls for breakfast.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bake a pie this evening.
You are going to bake the birthday cake.
He is going to bake bread for the neighbors.
We are going to bake for the charity sale.
They are going to bake several loaves tomorrow.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be baking.
You will be baking while we decorate.
He will be baking during the afternoon.
We will be baking all morning tomorrow.
They will be baking for the market at noon.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have baked five cakes.
You will have baked the bread by breakfast.
By then, he will have baked the dessert.
We will have baked enough food for the guests.
By tomorrow, they will have baked all the pies.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been baking for four hours.
You will have been baking since sunrise by lunchtime.
By three o'clock, he will have been baking all day.
By evening, we will have been baking since morning.
They will have been baking for six hours by closing time.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bake on busy weekdays.
You do not bake with white flour.
He does not bake at night.
We do not bake during the summer.
They do not bake on Mondays.
Present Simple Question
Do I bake the cake now?
Do you bake your own bread?
Does he bake for the restaurant?
Do we bake the cookies first?
Do they bake cakes for weddings?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bake yesterday.
You did not bake the pie last night.
He did not bake anything for dinner.
We did not bake because we lacked time.
They did not bake any pastries yesterday.
Past Simple Question
Did I bake the bread long enough?
Did you bake those cookies yourself?
Did he bake a cake for the celebration?
Did we bake enough bread for everyone?
Did they bake the dessert before lunch?