English conjugation practice
Bore
Bore conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I bore my friends with long stories.
You bore everyone during science class.
He bores his cousins with the same joke.
We sometimes bore our guests with travel stories.
They bore their teacher whenever they complain.
Present Continuous
I am boring my brother with old photos.
You are boring me with too many details.
He is boring his classmates right now.
We are boring our neighbors with noisy stories.
They are boring the coach with repeated questions.
Present Perfect
I have bored my team enough for today.
You have bored your audience with that speech.
He has bored us since the meeting began.
We have bored our parents with our complaints.
They have bored the visitors all afternoon.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been boring my sister for an hour.
You have been boring us with that story.
He has been boring his classmates since lunch.
We have been boring our guests since breakfast.
They have been boring the audience for hours.
Past Simple
I bored my friends during the long trip.
You bored me at yesterday's meeting.
He bored his guests with a dull speech.
We bored our neighbors during the visit.
They bored the guide with constant complaints.
Past Continuous
I was boring my cousin when you called.
You were boring everyone during the bus ride.
He was boring his friends at that moment.
We were boring our guests when dinner arrived.
They were boring the teacher with side questions.
Past Perfect
I had bored my audience before the show ended.
You had bored the guests by midnight.
He had bored his teammates before practice stopped.
We had bored our visitors before lunch.
They had bored the audience before the speaker arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been boring my friends for twenty minutes.
You had been boring the class all morning.
He had been boring his brother before I arrived.
We had been boring our guide before the tour ended.
They had been boring the children all afternoon.
Future Simple (will)
I will bore my classmates if I read this speech.
You will bore the audience with that topic.
He will bore his guests unless he tells a shorter story.
We will bore our relatives if we discuss taxes.
They will bore the visitors with repeated explanations.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bore my brother with this puzzle.
You are going to bore everyone with that long report.
He is going to bore the team at the meeting.
We are going to bore our guests if we keep arguing.
They are going to bore the class with extra details.
Future Continuous
I will be boring my friends during the long wait.
You will be boring the staff during tomorrow's talk.
He will be boring his cousins at the reunion.
We will be boring our neighbors throughout the evening.
They will be boring the judges during the interview.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have bored my team several times.
By then, you will have bored the entire audience.
He will have bored his guests before dinner ends.
By Sunday, we will have bored our visitors enough.
Before the break, they will have bored the whole class.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been boring my coworkers for hours.
By then, you will have been boring us all morning.
He will have been boring his audience for an hour by lunch.
By sunset, we will have been boring our guests all day.
By the final session, they will have been boring the students for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bore my friends on purpose.
You do not bore us when you tell funny stories.
He does not bore his teammates with short updates.
We do not bore our guests at dinner.
They do not bore the class with simple examples.
Present Simple Question
Do I bore you when I talk about work?
Do you bore your friends with long explanations?
Does he bore people at every party?
Do we bore our visitors with these stories?
Do they bore the teacher with repeated questions?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bore anyone at the party.
You did not bore us during the trip.
He did not bore his guests last night.
We did not bore our relatives yesterday.
They did not bore the audience during the show.
Past Simple Question
Did I bore you with my travel story?
Did you bore the guests at dinner?
Did he bore everyone during the meeting?
Did we bore our visitors last weekend?
Did they bore the audience with that speech?