English conjugation practice
Belong
Belong conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I belong to the chess club.
You belong in this friendly group.
He belongs to our science team.
We belong to the same community.
They belong on this team.
Present Continuous
I am belonging more to this neighborhood each day.
You are belonging to a growing community.
He is belonging to the new club this year.
We are belonging to an international project now.
They are belonging to the same volunteer group this season.
Present Perfect
I have belonged to this library for years.
You have belonged here since the beginning.
He has belonged to the band since May.
We have belonged to this association for a decade.
They have belonged together since childhood.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been belonging to the group for six months.
You have been belonging to this circle since winter.
He has been belonging to the team since the trial period.
We have been belonging to the neighborhood association for months.
They have been belonging to the same club since school.
Past Simple
I belonged to the drama club last year.
You belonged to our team during the tournament.
He belonged to a small village once.
We belonged to the same organization in college.
They belonged to different teams at the time.
Past Continuous
I was belonging to the club when it closed.
You were belonging to the class during that spring.
He was belonging to the group when we met.
We were belonging to the same project before graduation.
They were belonging to the local club during the summer.
Past Perfect
I had belonged to the club before moving away.
You had belonged to the team before changing schools.
He had belonged to the family business for years.
We had belonged to the same society before the split.
They had belonged together before the disagreement.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been belonging to the club for a year before leaving.
You had been belonging to that group for months before the move.
He had been belonging to the team before the coach resigned.
We had been belonging to the association before it closed.
They had been belonging to the same network before the change.
Future Simple (will)
I will belong to the new department next year.
You will belong to our senior team soon.
He will belong to the committee after the election.
We will belong to the same network by then.
They will belong to the national team someday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to belong to the travel club this summer.
You are going to belong to the advanced class.
He is going to belong to the school team.
We are going to belong to a new community after the move.
They are going to belong to the same division next season.
Future Continuous
I will be belonging to the research team in June.
You will be belonging to the evening class then.
He will be belonging to the club during the festival.
We will be belonging to the same program next term.
They will be belonging to the regional team by July.
Future Perfect
By June, I will have belonged to the club for a year.
By then, you will have belonged to the team for six months.
By graduation, he will have belonged to three school groups.
By then, we will have belonged to this organization for a decade.
By the end of the season, they will have belonged to the league for years.
Future Perfect Continuous
By August, I will have been belonging to the club for a year.
By then, you will have been belonging to the group for months.
By winter, he will have been belonging to the team for two years.
By next year, we will have been belonging to the network for five years.
By June, they will have been belonging to the same community for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not belong to that organization.
You do not belong outside the marked area.
He does not belong to this committee.
We do not belong to the same club.
They do not belong on this list.
Present Simple Question
Do I belong in this discussion?
Do you belong to the art club?
Does he belong on our team?
Do we belong to the same neighborhood?
Do they belong with the older players?
Past Simple Negative
I did not belong to the club last year.
You did not belong to that group before.
He did not belong on the final list.
We did not belong to the same department then.
They did not belong in that section.
Past Simple Question
Did I belong to this group last summer?
Did you belong to the music club?
Did he belong on the original list?
Did we belong to the same team?
Did they belong to this community before?