English conjugation practice
Believe
Believe conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I believe that honesty is always the best policy in any relationship.
You believe everything your older brother tells you, which is very sweet.
He believes that hard work always leads to ultimate success in life.
We believe that our team has a great chance of winning the trophy.
They believe that learning a new language opens up many interesting opportunities.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am believing that things will get better soon despite the difficulties.
Because you are smiling, you are believing the magical story right now.
He is believing his friend's strange story today because he is very naive.
We are listening carefully because we are believing his explanation completely.
They are nodding their heads because they are believing the tour guide's words.
Present Perfect
I have believed in the power of education since I was a teenager.
You have believed that old myth for a long time, haven't you?
He has believed in his friend's innocence since the very beginning of the trial.
We have believed our parents' advice and it has helped us immensely.
They have let us try, and they have believed in our potential all along.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been believing that changing my career was the right decision.
You have been believing everything you read on social media recently, which is dangerous.
He has been believing in that ancient legend since he was a young boy.
We have been believing in your wonderful talent since the very first day.
They have been keeping quiet, but they have been believing the good news lately.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I believed your story until I found out the true facts.
You believed my promise last week, and I am glad I did not disappoint you.
He believed that he had lost his keys until he looked in his pocket.
We believed that we were on the right road until we saw the map.
Yesterday morning, they believed the weather report and stayed inside.
Past Continuous
While the magician was performing, I was believing every single trick.
During the interesting lecture, you were believing the scientist's new theory.
He was believing that he would win the game until the last minute.
We were very young, so we were believing in fairy tales back then.
They were naive, so they were believing the rumors during the meeting.
Past Perfect
Before you explained the truth, I had believed that you forgot my birthday.
You had believed that the store was open before you walked all the way there.
He had believed in that theory for years before the scientists proved it wrong.
We had believed that the match was canceled before we received the official text.
Before the truth came out, they had believed the fake news report.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been believing that lie for months before I finally discovered the truth.
Before the experiment failed, you had been believing in the project for months.
He had been believing that his project was perfect before his boss found three errors.
Before the true map was found, we had been believing the old rumors for years.
Before the teacher corrected them, they had been believing the wrong answer all day.
Future Simple (will)
I promise I will believe your explanation if you show me the proof tomorrow.
You will believe that miracles happen when you see this beautiful sunset.
He will believe your story once he hears the same details from John.
We will believe our eyes only when we see the final results on the board.
If you show them the evidence, they will believe your explanation.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to believe that tomorrow will be a much better day for everyone.
Open the beautiful box because you are going to believe your eyes when you see the prize.
He is going to believe your story if you tell him the truth right now.
We are going to believe the good news as soon as we get the letter.
They are going to believe the announcement when they read the official newspaper.
Future Continuous
If the plan works, I will be believing in my own success tomorrow.
By this time next week, you will be believing in the new project.
He will be believing his own success while he is receiving the award tomorrow night.
By next month, we will be believing that the hard work was worth it.
If they win the game, they will be believing they are the best team.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have believed in this scientific theory for twenty years.
You will have believed your friend's secret for a year by the time she tells everyone.
He will have believed that his investment was safe until the market changes next week.
By the end of the day, we will have believed his promises for a whole year.
By next winter, they will have believed that old family secret for a decade.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next January, I will have been believing in this beautiful cause for half my life.
By next summer, you will have been believing in this wonderful dream for five years.
He will have been believing his friend's excuses for a year by the time school ends.
By next month, we will have been believing our coach's advice for two seasons.
By the time the project ends, they will have been believing the data for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not believe that it will snow tomorrow because the weather is quite warm.
You do not believe in ghost stories, which is why you are not scared at night.
He does not believe his sister's excuse for breaking his favorite coffee mug.
We do not believe everything we hear on the evening news broadcasts.
They do not believe that their team will lose the championship match today.
Present Simple Question
Do I believe this strange rumor about the school principal, or is it false?
Do you believe that there is life on other distant planets in the universe?
Does he believe that his hard work will guarantee him a promotion?
Do we believe that our local environment is getting better or worse?
Do they believe that the ancient museum is worth visiting during the holiday?
Past Simple Negative
I did not believe his story last night because he has lied to me before.
You know the true story, so you did not believe his silly excuse yesterday.
He did not believe that the train had already left the station until he checked.
We checked the facts carefully, so we did not believe the rumor on the internet.
They saw the evidence, so they did not believe the strange explanation.
Past Simple Question
Did I believe your promise when we were young children playing in the yard?
Did you believe the exciting story he told us during dinner last night?
Did he believe that his friend would actually help him move his heavy furniture?
Did we believe the weather forecast when it predicted heavy snow in July?
Did they believe the mysterious guide when he pointed to the dark cave?