English conjugation practice
Bother
Bother conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I bother my brother when I am bored.
You bother the dog whenever you sing.
He bothers his sister during homework.
We bother our teacher with too many questions.
They bother the cat while it sleeps.
Present Continuous
I am bothering you because I need help.
You are bothering everyone with that noise.
He is bothering me about the missing book.
We are bothering the staff with our requests.
They are bothering the guests near the entrance.
Present Perfect
I have bothered my parents enough today.
You have bothered the nurse several times.
He has bothered his manager since Monday.
We have bothered our friends about the trip.
They have bothered the neighbors again.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been bothering you for ten minutes.
You have been bothering the waiter since noon.
He has been bothering me with silly jokes.
We have been bothering our guide with questions.
They have been bothering the player during practice.
Past Simple
I bothered my uncle yesterday.
You bothered the guests at dinner.
He bothered his coach after the match.
We bothered our neighbors by accident.
They bothered the horse near the fence.
Past Continuous
I was bothering my sister when you called.
You were bothering the audience during the show.
He was bothering his friend on the bus.
We were bothering the teacher with our laughter.
They were bothering their parents at the park.
Past Perfect
I had bothered him before I apologized.
You had bothered the clerk before leaving.
He had bothered his neighbor by midnight.
We had bothered our hosts before dinner ended.
They had bothered the guide by the end of the tour.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been bothering my friend for an hour.
You had been bothering the dog before it ran away.
He had been bothering his parents all evening.
We had been bothering the neighbors for several days.
They had been bothering the workers before security arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will bother you after lunch.
You will bother the cat if you touch its tail.
He will bother his sister about the surprise.
We will bother the manager if necessary.
They will bother the players after the game.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bother my cousin with a harmless prank.
You are going to bother the passengers if you shout.
He is going to bother his father for advice.
We are going to bother our neighbors with one question.
They are going to bother the teacher after class.
Future Continuous
I will be bothering you during the long journey.
You will be bothering the neighbors at midnight.
He will be bothering his teammates during practice.
We will be bothering the guide with small requests.
They will be bothering the audience throughout the event.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have bothered everyone in the office.
By then, you will have bothered the poor waiter.
By Friday, he will have bothered his coach again.
By the end, we will have bothered our hosts.
By closing time, they will have bothered the cashier twice.
Future Perfect Continuous
By ten o'clock, I will have been bothering you for hours.
By dinner, you will have been bothering the dog all day.
By then, he will have been bothering his sister for weeks.
By the final day, we will have been bothering our guide for a week.
By noon, they will have been bothering the staff since dawn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bother my neighbors at night.
You do not bother anyone when you whisper.
He does not bother his friends on weekends.
We do not bother our guests during meals.
They do not bother the old dog.
Present Simple Question
Do I bother you when I ask questions?
Do you bother your sister after school?
Does he bother the dog every morning?
Do we bother the staff with this request?
Do they bother the teacher during lessons?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bother my parents yesterday.
You did not bother the guests at dinner.
He did not bother his coach after practice.
We did not bother our neighbors last night.
They did not bother the horse at all.
Past Simple Question
Did I bother you during the meeting?
Did you bother the nurse yesterday?
Did he bother his brother at lunch?
Did we bother your friends at the party?
Did they bother the guide during the tour?