English conjugation practice
Board
Board conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I board the train at eight.
You usually board near the front.
He boards the bus after work.
We board through the left gate.
They board the plane together.
Present Continuous
I am boarding the flight now.
You are boarding with your family.
He is boarding the coach at the station.
We are boarding at the rear entrance.
They are boarding after the announcement.
Present Perfect
I have boarded the correct train.
You have boarded before the doors closed.
He has boarded his flight already.
We have boarded and found our seats.
They have boarded the evening train.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been boarding passengers since breakfast.
You have been boarding people for an hour.
He has been boarding travelers all morning.
We have been boarding guests at this gate.
They have been boarding the ship for twenty minutes.
Past Simple
I boarded the last bus home.
You boarded the train in London.
He boarded the plane at dawn.
We boarded as soon as the gate opened.
They boarded the bus together last night.
Past Continuous
I was boarding when my phone rang.
You were boarding during the announcement.
He was boarding the train at six.
We were boarding when the gate changed.
They were boarding the aircraft at that moment.
Past Perfect
I had boarded before the storm began.
You had boarded the wrong bus by mistake.
He had boarded when I reached the platform.
We had boarded before our friends arrived.
They had boarded the plane by the time we called.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been boarding passengers for two hours.
You had been boarding travelers before the delay.
He had been boarding guests since early morning.
We had been boarding passengers before the rain started.
They had been boarding the train since seven o'clock.
Future Simple (will)
I will board the next flight.
You will board after the first group.
He will board the train tomorrow morning.
We will board from platform three.
They will board the coach after dinner.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to board the early train.
You are going to board with us.
He is going to board the plane soon.
We are going to board after security.
They are going to board the ferry this evening.
Future Continuous
I will be boarding around noon.
You will be boarding while we eat lunch.
He will be boarding the train at that time.
We will be boarding when you arrive.
They will be boarding the ship throughout the morning.
Future Perfect
By eight, I will have boarded the train.
You will have boarded before the doors close.
He will have boarded by the time we arrive.
We will have boarded before the storm reaches us.
They will have boarded the bus by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been boarding passengers for four hours.
You will have been boarding travelers all morning.
He will have been boarding guests for an hour by then.
We will have been boarding passengers until the gate closes.
They will have been boarding the plane for two hours by noon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not board crowded buses.
You do not board from this platform.
He does not board without his ticket.
We do not board until the signal appears.
They do not board the wrong aircraft.
Present Simple Question
Where do I board the airport shuttle?
When do you board your train?
Why does he board so early?
Where do we board for the island?
Do they board near the main entrance?
Past Simple Negative
I did not board the train yesterday.
You did not board the ferry in time.
He did not board because he felt sick.
We did not board until the delay ended.
They did not board the ship last night.
Past Simple Question
Where did I board that train?
When did you board the plane?
Why did he board the wrong bus?
Did we board at the correct gate?
How early did they board the aircraft?