English conjugation practice
Be
Be conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I am a student at the local college.
Because you are late, you are missing the opening speech.
Every morning, he is always the first person to wake up.
We are happy to welcome you to our new home.
They are ready to start their long journey across the country.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am being very careful with this fragile glass vase.
At this moment, you are being dynamic and helpful to the team.
Look at him; he is being silly just to make the baby laugh.
We are being loud, so we should probably speak more softly.
The children are crying because they are being stubborn about bedtime.
Present Perfect
I have been a teacher for over ten years now.
Since you moved away, you have been missed by everyone here.
He has been sick since last Tuesday, so he stayed home.
We have been friends since our early childhood days.
They have been busy all morning preparing for the big party.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been being extra patient with my little sister.
You have been being very responsible with your chores this week.
He has been being careful with his words during the debate.
We have been being good neighbors by keeping our yard clean.
Lately, they have been being very nice to the new student.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I was very tired after working in the garden.
Last year, you were the best player on our soccer team.
He was a famous actor before he decided to retire.
We were excited to hear the good news about your promotion.
They were late for dinner because of the heavy traffic.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was being interviewed for the job.
While you were being helpful, the others were just watching.
He was being noisy, so the teacher asked him to sit down.
We were being careful, but the ice was still very slippery.
They were being very friendly when we met them at the park.
Past Perfect
By the time the movie started, I had been there for an hour.
Before the accident happened, you had been a safe driver.
He had been a manager for five years before he quit.
We had been members of the club before it closed down.
They had been citizens of that country before they emigrated.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been being good all week until I ate that cake.
You had been being lazy until your boss walked into the room.
He had been being difficult, but he finally agreed to help us.
We had been being quiet until the surprise party started.
They had been being cooperative before the new rules were announced.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow, I will be ready to help you paint your room.
If you study hard, you will be a great doctor one day.
He will be thirty years old on his next birthday.
We will be at the beach if the weather stays warm.
They will be tired after their long flight from Tokyo.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow morning, I am going to be a volunteer at the shelter.
You are going to be late if you do not hurry up.
He is going to be the new captain of the football team.
We are going to be very busy preparing for the exam.
They are going to be angry when they see the broken window.
Future Continuous
Next month, I will be being trained for my new job role.
You will be being watched closely by the judges during the race.
He will be being interviewed by the panel at this time tomorrow.
We will be being guided through the museum by an expert.
They will be being served dinner while the music plays.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have been a doctor for five years.
By the time you arrive, you will have been on the road for hours.
He will have been married for twenty years by this November.
We will have been in this city for a decade by January.
They will have been team members for two years this Friday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been being good for twenty-four hours.
You will have been being patient for an hour by the time he arrives.
He will have been being useful to the project for a month soon.
We will have been being careful with our budget for a year.
They will have been being cooperative for a week by tomorrow.
Present Simple Negative
I am not a fan of horror movies because they scare me.
You are not allowed to park your car in this area.
He is not at home right now, so please leave a message.
We are not going to the party because we are too tired.
They are not from England; they actually come from Canada.
Present Simple Question
Am I the person you were looking for earlier today?
Are you going to the grocery store later this afternoon?
Is he the new manager who started working here yesterday?
Are we lost, or do you know the way to the museum?
Are they coming to our house for dinner tonight?
Past Simple Negative
Yesterday, I was not feeling well, so I stayed in bed.
You were not at school yesterday; did you miss the bus?
He was not happy with his exam results last semester.
We were not surprised by the news because we already knew.
They were not able to finish the project on time.
Past Simple Question
Was I wrong to tell him the truth about the secret?
Were you watching television when I called you last night?
Was he the man who helped you fix your bicycle?
Were we supposed to bring our textbooks to class today?
Were they playing tennis when the storm started yesterday afternoon?