English conjugation practice
Bring
Bring conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always bring a bottle of cold water whenever I go to the gym.
You always bring your beautiful smile into the classroom every morning.
He brings a fresh newspaper to his grandfather every single morning.
We bring our own reusable shopping bags to the grocery store to protect nature.
They bring their laptops to the university library to study for the exams.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am bringing the extra folding chairs from the kitchen to the living room.
At this moment, you are bringing too many heavy suitcases for a short weekend trip.
He is bringing his new girlfriend to meet his parents at dinner tonight.
We are bringing some warm blankets for the outdoor picnic because it is chilly today.
They are bringing their musical instruments to the community center for practice right now.
Present Perfect
I have brought a delicious chocolate cake for your birthday celebration tonight.
You have brought the wrong textbook to the history class today, unfortunately.
He has brought his car to the local mechanic to fix the brakes.
We have brought all the necessary camping gear for our weekend trip to the mountains.
They have let us enter the house, and they have brought us some hot tea.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been bringing my lunch from home to save money for vacation.
You have been bringing your dog to the office recently, which everyone loves.
He has been bringing fresh flowers to his wife every Friday this month.
We have been bringing our own coffee to work since the office coffee machine broke.
They have been bringing fresh vegetables from their organic garden all summer.
Past Simple
Yesterday morning, I brought an extra umbrella because the sky looked very dark.
You brought a beautiful bunch of red roses to the party last night.
He brought his guitar and played some lovely songs around the campfire yesterday.
We brought our warm jackets because the weather in the mountains was very cold.
They brought a big box of chocolates when they visited our new apartment.
Past Continuous
At 3 PM yesterday, I was bringing the clean laundry inside before the rain started.
While you were bringing the salad, the main dish was cooking in the oven.
He was bringing his luggage to the check-in counter when he lost his passport.
We were bringing our vegetables to the local market when our truck broke down.
While the guests were arriving, they were bringing extra chairs into the room.
Past Perfect
Before the guests arrived, I had brought the extra chairs into the dining room.
You had brought the map with you, so we didn't get lost in the forest.
He had brought his umbrella before it started pouring with rain yesterday afternoon.
We had brought enough food for everyone before the additional guests unexpectedly turned up.
They had brought the historic artifacts to the museum before the exhibition opened last week.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been bringing my lunch to work for months before the new cafeteria opened.
Before you changed jobs, you had been bringing delicious donuts every Friday.
He had been bringing fresh water to the workers all morning before he took a break.
We had been bringing our old clothes to the charity for a year before it relocated.
Before the market closed, they had been bringing fresh fruit to the stand for hours.
Future Simple (will)
I promise I will bring your favorite book back to you tomorrow morning.
You will bring the necessary documents to the office for your interview next Tuesday.
He will bring his laptop to the group study session at the library tonight.
We will bring our swimsuits in case the hotel has a heated pool.
They will bring their children to the amusement park next Saturday afternoon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bring a bottle of white wine to the dinner party tonight.
Pack your warm coat because you are going to bring your winter gear on the trip.
He is going to bring his car to the repair shop first thing tomorrow morning.
We are going to bring some extra blankets for the camping trip tonight because it is cold.
They are going to bring their friendly dog to the park for a walk later.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be bringing my family to the international airport for our holiday.
At noon next Monday, you will be bringing the new clients to the main conference room.
He will be bringing his classic car to the auto show at this time next weekend.
This time tomorrow, we will be bringing our new project to the office.
At noon tomorrow, they will be bringing the delicious lunch to our picnic table.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have brought all the old files to the storage room.
You will have brought your language skills to an advanced level by the end of this course.
He will have brought the project to a successful conclusion before his vacation begins.
By the time the party starts, we will have brought all the colorful balloons.
They will have brought the new furniture to our house before the weekend starts.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next summer, I will have been bringing my handmade crafts to this market for five years.
By next winter, you will have been bringing firewood to your grandmother for five years.
He will have been bringing fresh vegetables to the local restaurant for a year by next Friday.
By next month, we will have been bringing food to the animal shelter for a year.
By the end of the week, they will have been bringing supplies to the camp for a month.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bring my smartphone into the bedroom because it ruins my sleep.
You do not bring your homework to class, which makes the teacher very angry.
He does not bring his car to the city center because of the terrible traffic.
We do not bring external food or drinks into this elegant restaurant.
They do not bring their dogs into the supermarket for hygiene reasons.
Present Simple Question
Do I bring my own towel to the swimming pool, or do they provide one?
Do you bring your lunch from home or do you eat at the school cafeteria?
Does he bring his guitar to every party he attends with his friends?
Do we bring our own notebooks to the English class tomorrow morning?
Do they bring their children to the annual company picnic every summer?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bring my winter coat yesterday because the weather forecast predicted warmth.
You forgot the map, so you did not bring the correct directions to the park.
He did not bring his passport to the airport, so he missed his flight.
We wanted to help, but we did not bring enough tools for the garden work.
They arrived very early, but they did not bring the keys to the front door.
Past Simple Question
Did I bring the correct book for our English literature class today?
Did you bring your umbrella with you because it is starting to rain?
Did he bring his beautiful dog to the park yesterday afternoon?
Did we bring the accurate map for our hiking trip in the mountains?
Did they bring their laptops to the group study session last night?