English conjugation practice
Build
Build conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I build small wooden birdhouses in my garden workshop area.
You build strong models using these colorful plastic blocks.
He builds modern houses for a large construction company.
We build sandcastles on the warm beach every summer holiday.
They build a new community park in our town neighborhood.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am building a small table for my room.
You are building a very strong argument for your case.
He is building a tall tower with his blocks now.
We are building a wooden fence around our green garden.
They are building a new bridge over the wide river.
Present Perfect
I have built a comfortable doghouse for my cute puppy.
You have built a great career through your hard work.
He has built a beautiful bookshelf for his living room.
We have built a solid friendship over the many years.
They have built several large schools in this poor area.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been building a miniature train set layout.
You have been building a high wall around your house.
He has been building a model airplane since last weekend.
We have been building a treehouse for our lovely children.
They have been building that new skyscraper for two years.
Past Simple
Yesterday afternoon, I built a small shelf for my books.
You built a wonderful camp in the woods last summer.
He built a brick wall in his backyard last week.
We built a large sandcastle before the tide came in.
They built a brand new hospital in our city recently.
Past Continuous
At 2 PM yesterday, I was building the garage shelves.
While you were building the fire, I pitched the tent.
He was building a dog house when it started raining.
We were building a wall when the supervisor came by.
They were building a prototype during their laboratory class yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before he arrived, I had built the model car.
You had built a website before you started the business.
He had built a garage before he bought the car.
We had built a fence before our neighbors got dogs.
They had built the house before the winter came along.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been building a model train for hours when done.
You had been building your business for years before profit.
He had been building the shed since morning before resting.
We had been building the campfire for an hour when rain started.
They had been building the bridge for months before completion.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow, I will build a new cage for my rabbit.
You will build a bright future with your excellent talent.
He will build a modern house on this piece land.
We will build a new garage next spring season early.
They will build a large stadium for the Olympic games.
Future Prospective (be going to)
This weekend, I am going to build a wooden desk.
You are going to build a computer from separate parts.
He is going to build a brick barbecue in garden.
We are going to build a treehouse for the kids.
They are going to build a new school in town.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be building the garden shed.
At noon, you will be building the stage props.
He will be building a website during his computer class.
We will be building our new greenhouse this time tomorrow.
They will be building the campfire when the sun sets.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have built my new website.
You will have built the model airplane before school starts.
He will have built his dream house by next year.
We will have built the garden wall by next Saturday.
They will have built the new highway before winter comes.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been building models for a decade.
You will have been building this house for months soon.
He will have been building websites for five years by July.
We will have been building the cabin for a year soon.
They will have been building the railway for years by winter.
Present Simple Negative
I do not build models because I do not have patience.
You do not build a house without a solid foundation.
He does not build furniture because he lacks the tools.
We do not build fires in this protected forest area.
They do not build skyscrapers in this historic small town.
Present Simple Question
Do I build the bookcase according to these manual instructions?
Do you build model airplanes as a regular weekend hobby?
Does he build custom computers for his friends at school?
Do we build a campfire tonight near our camp tents?
Do they build new houses in your neighborhood this year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not build the wooden shed by myself yesterday.
You did not build the model airplane according to instructions.
He did not build the garage because he lacked money.
We did not build a sandcastle because the sand was dry.
They did not build the new bridge last winter season.
Past Simple Question
Did I build this table correctly using the short screws?
Did you build that beautiful wooden bookshelf in your room?
Did he build his house near the quiet blue lake?
Did we build enough space for all the new books?
Did they build the high fence around their green garden?