English conjugation practice
Break
Break conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I break the dry stick easily.
You break the rules sometimes.
He breaks his pencil during class.
We break the bread before dinner.
At school, they break the old boxes.
Present Continuous
I am breaking the cookie in half now.
Why are you breaking that toy?
He is breaking the ice with a small hammer.
We are breaking the chocolate for the cake.
The children are breaking the clay shapes.
Present Perfect
I have broken my favorite cup.
You have broken the window again.
He has broken his promise.
We have broken the old habit at last.
They have broken the package seal already.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been breaking walnuts for ten minutes.
You have been breaking branches since noon.
He has been breaking stones all morning.
We have been breaking the large boxes into smaller ones.
They have been breaking records throughout the season.
Past Simple
I broke a plate yesterday.
You broke the branch during the hike.
He broke his glasses last week.
We broke the old cabinet apart.
The players broke the school record.
Past Continuous
I was breaking eggs when you called.
You were breaking sticks beside the fire.
He was breaking the lock with a tool.
We were breaking boxes during the move.
They were breaking the silence with loud laughter.
Past Perfect
I had broken the handle before breakfast.
You had broken the seal by then.
He had broken the vase before anyone arrived.
We had broken the old record by Friday.
They had broken the door before the police came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been breaking rocks for an hour before lunch.
You had been breaking pencils all morning.
He had been breaking boards before the rain started.
We had been breaking down boxes before sunset.
They had been breaking tiles for several hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will break the chocolate after dinner.
You will break the news gently.
He will break the record someday.
We will break the large task into steps.
They will break the old wall tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to break this cookie in half.
You are going to break that fragile chair.
He is going to break the chocolate bar.
We are going to break the boxes down.
They are going to break the old tiles tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be breaking walnuts at five o'clock.
You will be breaking stones during the workshop.
He will be breaking the bread when guests arrive.
We will be breaking the silence with a song.
They will be breaking the wall at noon.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have broken all the crackers.
By then, you will have broken the habit.
He will have broken the record by July.
By Friday, we will have broken the old pattern.
The workers will have broken the wall by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been breaking rocks for three hours.
By then, you will have been breaking boxes all morning.
At five, he will have been breaking stones since dawn.
By sunset, we will have been breaking tiles all day.
By Friday, they will have been breaking records for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not break promises to my friends.
You do not break the rules at work.
He does not break easily under pressure.
We do not break the classroom equipment.
They do not break their promises.
Present Simple Question
Do I break this piece correctly?
Do you break the bread by hand?
Does he break the chocolate into squares?
Do we break the seal before opening it?
When do they break for lunch?
Past Simple Negative
I did not break the glass yesterday.
You did not break your promise.
He did not break the old record.
We did not break any dishes at dinner.
They did not break the door.
Past Simple Question
Did I break the handle?
When did you break your glasses?
Did he break the window by accident?
Did we break the machine?
How did they break the old record?