English conjugation practice
Bite
Bite conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I bite my nails when I feel nervous.
You bite the apple carefully.
He bites his lip during the game.
We bite into the warm bread.
They bite their pencils while thinking.
Present Continuous
I am biting a piece of fruit now.
You are biting the cookie too hard.
He is biting into the peach.
We are biting our sandwiches at lunchtime.
They are biting into bright red apples.
Present Perfect
I have bitten my tongue once today.
You have bitten the cake already.
He has bitten the corner of the envelope.
We have bitten into several samples.
They have bitten the bait.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been biting my nails all morning.
You have been biting that pencil for minutes.
He has been biting his lip since breakfast.
We have been biting into spicy peppers.
They have been biting their lips nervously.
Past Simple
I bit into a hard plum yesterday.
You bit your tongue during dinner.
He bit the sandwich before leaving.
We bit our apples at the picnic.
They bit the bait and escaped.
Past Continuous
I was biting a sandwich when you called.
You were biting your nails during the film.
He was biting an apple at noon.
We were biting into peaches in the garden.
They were biting crackers during the trip.
Past Perfect
I had bitten my tongue before the meeting began.
You had bitten the apple by lunchtime.
He had bitten into the roll before dinner.
We had bitten into the fruit before noticing the seed.
They had bitten the bait before the fisherman arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been biting my nails for an hour.
You had been biting the pencil before class ended.
He had been biting his lip all afternoon.
We had been biting into apples since sunrise.
They had been biting their lips throughout the test.
Future Simple (will)
I will bite into the pear later.
You will bite the sandwich after the game.
He will bite his lip if he worries.
We will bite into the cake at noon.
They will bite the bait soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bite the apple now.
You are going to bite that hot pepper.
He is going to bite into the sandwich.
We are going to bite into these peaches.
They are going to bite the bait.
Future Continuous
I will be biting an apple during the break.
You will be biting your sandwich at one o'clock.
He will be biting his lip during the announcement.
We will be biting into warm rolls at lunch.
They will be biting crackers on the bus.
Future Perfect
I will have bitten the apple by noon.
You will have bitten into the cake before dinner.
He will have bitten his lip by then.
We will have bitten into the fruit by lunchtime.
They will have bitten the bait before sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been biting my nails for an hour by then.
You will have been biting the pencil all morning.
He will have been biting his lip for several minutes.
We will have been biting into fruit since breakfast.
They will have been biting their lips throughout the ceremony.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bite my nails anymore.
You do not bite hard foods.
He does not bite when he is calm.
We do not bite into unwashed fruit.
They do not bite their nails.
Present Simple Question
Do I bite this fruit correctly?
Do you bite your nails at school?
Does he bite into the apple?
Do we bite the cake before serving it?
Do they bite the bait in winter?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bite the sour lemon.
You did not bite the sandwich yesterday.
He did not bite the apple at lunch.
We did not bite into the spoiled fruit.
They did not bite the bait.
Past Simple Question
Did I bite my tongue?
Did you bite the apple already?
Did he bite the cookie?
Did we bite the bait too soon?
Did they bite their sandwiches outside?