English conjugation practice
Blame
Blame conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I blame the broken alarm.
Usually, you blame the weather.
When things go wrong, he blames his brother.
We blame the delay on traffic.
They often blame the coach.
Present Continuous
I am blaming nobody for this accident.
Why are you blaming me now?
At the meeting, he is blaming the supplier.
We are blaming the wrong person.
They are blaming one another for the loss.
Present Perfect
I have blamed him before.
You have blamed the wrong team several times.
He has blamed everyone except himself.
We have blamed bad luck long enough.
They have blamed the software for every error.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been blaming myself since breakfast.
You have been blaming your neighbor all morning.
He has been blaming the map for hours.
We have been blaming each other instead of helping.
They have been blaming the referee throughout the game.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I blamed the wrong address.
You blamed the rain after the picnic.
He blamed his phone for the missed call.
We blamed the traffic for arriving late.
They blamed the broken key.
Past Continuous
I was blaming myself when you called.
You were blaming the waiter during dinner.
While we waited, he was blaming the delay.
We were blaming the wrong machine at first.
They were blaming each other when the teacher entered.
Past Perfect
I had blamed him before I heard the facts.
By noon, you had blamed three different people.
He had blamed the driver before seeing the footage.
We had blamed the weather before the forecast changed.
They had blamed the team before the replay appeared.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been blaming the bus for an hour before it arrived.
You had been blaming yourself all day.
He had been blaming his partner before they talked.
We had been blaming the map until a local helped us.
They had been blaming the referee before the final whistle.
Future Simple (will)
I will blame no one if we learn from this.
You will blame the weather again tomorrow.
If the plan fails, he will blame the budget.
We will blame the delay on roadwork.
They will blame us if the package is late.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to blame the faulty cable.
You are going to blame me for this, aren't you?
He is going to blame the assistant.
We are going to blame nobody until we investigate.
They are going to blame the storm for the closure.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be blaming the weather.
During the meeting, you will be blaming the supplier.
Tomorrow afternoon, he will be blaming the schedule.
This time tomorrow, we will be blaming the traffic.
During the interview, they will be blaming poor communication.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have blamed every possible cause.
Before the meeting ends, you will have blamed the schedule.
By then, he will have blamed the wrong person.
By sunset, we will have blamed the long route.
Before the hearing, they will have blamed several departments.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been blaming myself for hours.
By tomorrow, you will have been blaming the machine all week.
By the final meeting, he will have been blaming the policy for months.
By the end of the project, we will have been blaming the design for months.
By next season, they will have been blaming the referee for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not blame you for the mistake.
You do not blame friends without proof.
He does not blame his sister anymore.
We do not blame anyone for the delay.
They do not blame the children.
Present Simple Question
Do I blame the wrong person?
Why do you blame the weather?
Does he blame you for the error?
Should we blame the traffic?
Do they blame the manager?
Past Simple Negative
I did not blame anyone yesterday.
You did not blame the driver after all.
He did not blame me for being late.
We did not blame the rain for our choice.
They did not blame the referee after the match.
Past Simple Question
Did I blame your team unfairly?
Why did you blame the clock?
Did he blame the mechanic?
Did we blame the correct department?
When did they blame the supplier?