English conjugation practice
Bet
Bet conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I bet a small amount on the blue team.
Usually, you bet on horse races.
Every weekend, he bets with his friends.
At family parties, we bet for fun.
They bet small sums during the tournament.
Present Continuous
I am betting ten dollars on the final match.
Why are you betting on that unlikely team?
He is betting against his usual favorite tonight.
We are betting on the home team this evening.
They are betting more than they planned.
Present Perfect
I have bet on this player before.
You have bet wisely so far.
He has bet his entire allowance once.
We have bet on the same result twice.
They have bet against the champion.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been betting on local games for years.
You have been betting too often lately.
He has been betting since breakfast.
We have been betting together since college.
They have been betting small amounts all afternoon.
Past Simple
I bet five dollars on the red car yesterday.
You bet on the wrong answer last night.
He bet his friend a cup of coffee.
We bet before the movie started.
They bet on the visiting team last Sunday.
Past Continuous
I was betting when the score suddenly changed.
You were betting during the final race.
He was betting while his sister watched.
We were betting when the lights went out.
They were betting at the table all evening.
Past Perfect
I had bet before anyone knew the result.
By noon, you had bet on two races.
He had bet his savings before changing his mind.
We had bet on the match before the weather changed.
They had bet everything on one final card.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been betting for an hour before I stopped.
You had been betting regularly before the accident.
He had been betting on races all morning.
We had been betting for months before the league ended.
They had been betting since the tournament opened.
Future Simple (will)
I will bet on the strongest player tomorrow.
You will bet again if the odds improve.
He will bet us ten dollars on the result.
We will bet after the teams are announced.
They will bet on the underdog next time.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bet on the home team.
You are going to bet your lunch money?
He is going to bet on the last race.
We are going to bet after checking the forecast.
They are going to bet on a new champion.
Future Continuous
I will be betting during the championship next Saturday.
You will be betting while we watch the final.
He will be betting from his hotel room.
We will be betting together when the game begins.
They will be betting online all weekend.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have bet on four matches.
Before the final starts, you will have bet twice.
He will have bet his prize money by then.
By the end of the season, we will have bet many times.
They will have bet before the players arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been betting for six hours.
By next month, you will have been betting for a year.
At the break, he will have been betting all afternoon.
By the final, we will have been betting together all season.
In July, they will have been betting on races for five years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bet when the odds are unclear.
You do not bet on games you cannot watch.
He does not bet with strangers.
We do not bet during serious competitions.
They do not bet on uncertain results.
Present Simple Question
How much do I bet on this game?
Do you bet on football often?
Does he bet with his classmates?
Do we bet before or after the draw?
Where do they bet on horse races?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bet because the match looked unfair.
You did not bet on the favorite yesterday.
He did not bet after hearing the news.
We did not bet until the teams were announced.
They did not bet during the rainstorm.
Past Simple Question
Did I bet too much on that race?
Did you bet on the winning horse?
When did he bet his friend?
Did we bet on the same result last week?
How much did they bet on the final?