English conjugation practice
Brush
Brush conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I brush my teeth after breakfast.
Before school, you brush your hair.
He brushes the dog every Saturday.
At night, we brush our teeth together.
The children brush the horses at the farm.
Present Continuous
I am brushing my jacket right now.
You are brushing your hair in the mirror.
At this moment, he is brushing his teeth.
We are brushing the cat before dinner.
Look over there: they are brushing the ponies.
Present Perfect
I have brushed my teeth already.
You have brushed the crumbs off the table.
He has brushed his coat clean.
We have brushed our teeth since lunch.
By now, they have brushed every pony.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been brushing the carpet for ten minutes.
You have been brushing your hair all morning.
He has been brushing the pony since sunrise.
We have been brushing the dog every day this week.
They have been brushing dust from the shelves for hours.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I brushed my boots.
You brushed the horse before the show.
He brushed his teeth after dinner.
Last weekend, we brushed the garden furniture.
The students brushed paint from their hands.
Past Continuous
I was brushing my teeth when the phone rang.
You were brushing the dog during the storm.
While he was brushing his hair, the lights went out.
We were brushing the horses when it began to rain.
At six o'clock, they were brushing the animals.
Past Perfect
I had brushed my teeth before breakfast started.
By noon, you had brushed the mud off your shoes.
He had brushed the horse before the visitors arrived.
We had brushed the chairs before the guests came.
The children had brushed their ponies before lunch.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been brushing the rug for an hour before it looked clean.
You had been brushing your hair before the picture was taken.
He had been brushing the horse since early morning.
We had been brushing the dog before the veterinarian arrived.
They had been brushing the walls for several hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will brush my teeth after the meal.
You will brush the horse tomorrow.
He will brush the dust from his hat.
We will brush the puppy after its walk.
They will brush the sand off the chairs later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to brush my teeth before bed.
You are going to brush the dog this evening.
He is going to brush his jacket before dinner.
We are going to brush the garden chairs.
They are going to brush their horses soon.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be brushing my teeth.
You will be brushing the dog while I cook.
At this time tomorrow, he will be brushing the horses.
We will be brushing the dog when you arrive.
Tomorrow morning, they will be brushing the ponies.
Future Perfect
By nine o'clock, I will have brushed my teeth.
By lunchtime, you will have brushed the horse.
He will have brushed the dust away by then.
By sunset, we will have brushed the animals.
The workers will have brushed the tables clean by closing time.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been brushing the carpet for three hours.
By then, you will have been brushing your hair for ten minutes.
At sunset, he will have been brushing the horse since morning.
By Friday, we will have been brushing the dog every day for a week.
By the end of the event, they will have been brushing the ponies for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not brush my teeth before breakfast.
You do not brush the cat every day.
He does not brush his hair on busy mornings.
We do not brush the dog when it is sleeping.
They do not brush their coats in the rain.
Present Simple Question
Do I brush my teeth correctly?
When do you brush the dog?
Does he brush his shoes every morning?
Do we brush our teeth before the trip?
Where do they brush the horses?
Past Simple Negative
I did not brush my teeth last night.
You did not brush the mud from your boots.
He did not brush the horse yesterday.
We did not brush the dog because it was wet.
They did not brush the dust off the shelves.
Past Simple Question
Did I brush the right jacket?
When did you brush your teeth?
Did he brush the horse before the race?
Did we brush the dog after its walk?
Why did they brush the chairs outside?