English conjugation practice
Borrow
Borrow conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I borrow books from the library.
You borrow my tools sometimes.
He borrows a pencil in class.
We borrow chairs for the party.
They often borrow bikes from their neighbors.
Present Continuous
I am borrowing your umbrella today.
You are borrowing a camera for the trip.
He is borrowing money from his brother.
We are borrowing some tables for dinner.
They are borrowing camping equipment this weekend.
Present Perfect
I have borrowed this book before.
You have borrowed my headphones twice.
He has borrowed a ladder from us.
We have borrowed enough plates for everyone.
They have borrowed our van for the morning.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been borrowing books from that library for years.
You have been borrowing my notes all week.
He has been borrowing tools since Monday.
We have been borrowing chairs for every meeting.
They have been borrowing our equipment since June.
Past Simple
I borrowed a coat yesterday.
You borrowed my dictionary last week.
He borrowed a car for the move.
We borrowed two bikes at the station.
They borrowed blankets before the concert.
Past Continuous
I was borrowing a book when you called.
You were borrowing supplies during the workshop.
He was borrowing a neighbor's shovel that afternoon.
We were borrowing tables when the guests arrived.
They were borrowing books from the school library.
Past Perfect
I had borrowed the map before our journey began.
You had borrowed a phone by the time yours was fixed.
He had borrowed the keys before leaving home.
We had borrowed enough chairs when more guests came.
They had borrowed our tent before the storm arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been borrowing books for months before I bought one.
You had been borrowing tools until your workshop opened.
He had been borrowing money before he found a job.
We had been borrowing equipment until the new shipment arrived.
They had been borrowing our car for several weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will borrow a pen tomorrow.
You will borrow my suitcase for the trip.
He will borrow a bike after lunch.
We will borrow some chairs for the ceremony.
They will borrow our tent next weekend.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to borrow a guidebook tonight.
You are going to borrow my flashlight.
He is going to borrow a truck for the move.
We are going to borrow a projector for the lesson.
They are going to borrow kayaks on Saturday.
Future Continuous
I will be borrowing a laptop during the conference.
You will be borrowing our spare room next month.
He will be borrowing equipment while his team travels.
We will be borrowing tables throughout the event.
They will be borrowing books while the store is closed.
Future Perfect
I will have borrowed the car by Friday.
You will have borrowed everything needed before the trip.
He will have borrowed a suit by the ceremony.
We will have borrowed all the chairs by then.
They will have borrowed the equipment before the show.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been borrowing books for a year by June.
You will have been borrowing tools for weeks by then.
He will have been borrowing money for months by winter.
We will have been borrowing chairs for a month by the festival.
They will have been borrowing our van for two days by Monday.
Present Simple Negative
I do not borrow things without asking.
You do not borrow money from strangers.
He does not borrow expensive equipment.
We do not borrow items we cannot return.
They do not borrow cars during winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I borrow your notes today?
Do you borrow books from this library?
Does he borrow your bicycle often?
Do we borrow chairs for the meeting?
Do they borrow equipment from the school?
Past Simple Negative
I did not borrow your jacket yesterday.
You did not borrow my charger last night.
He did not borrow the car after all.
We did not borrow the neighbor's ladder.
They did not borrow our bikes yesterday.
Past Simple Question
Did I borrow your pen at lunch?
Did you borrow this umbrella from me?
Did he borrow the keys yesterday?
Did we borrow these chairs for the concert?
Did they borrow your tent last weekend?