English conjugation practice
Bury
Bury conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I bury the seeds in spring.
You bury the treasure carefully.
He buries the old letters.
We bury the time capsule together.
They bury the box near the tree.
Present Continuous
I am burying a coin in the garden now.
You are burying the roots too deeply.
He is burying a toy under the sand.
We are burying the cables beneath the floor.
They are burying a new pipeline.
Present Perfect
I have buried the seeds already.
You have buried the treasure well.
He has buried his old diary.
We have buried the time capsule.
They have buried the cables safely.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been burying bulbs all morning.
You have been burying stones along the path.
He has been burying food for the winter.
We have been burying the roots under compost.
They have been burying pipes since sunrise.
Past Simple
I buried the seed yesterday.
You buried the box beside the wall.
He buried a bottle in the sand.
We buried the cables under the driveway.
They buried the treasure before sunset.
Past Continuous
I was burying bulbs when it started raining.
You were burying the roots at noon.
He was burying a box near the fence.
We were burying the pipe during the afternoon.
They were burying garden waste behind the shed.
Past Perfect
I had buried the seeds before winter arrived.
You had buried the key under a stone.
He had buried the papers by lunchtime.
We had buried the capsule years earlier.
They had buried the cables before construction began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been burying seeds for an hour before lunch.
You had been burying stones all morning.
He had been burying food before the snow came.
We had been burying the cables since dawn.
They had been burying waste before inspectors arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will bury the seeds tomorrow.
You will bury the cable beneath the path.
He will bury the treasure after dark.
We will bury the time capsule on Friday.
They will bury the pipes below the field.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to bury these bulbs this evening.
You are going to bury the cable today.
He is going to bury his old notes.
We are going to bury a capsule at school.
They are going to bury the pipeline tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be burying seeds at eight o'clock.
You will be burying the roots during the lesson.
He will be burying the box while we decorate.
We will be burying the cables next week.
They will be burying pipes all afternoon.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have buried every bulb.
You will have buried the cable by Friday.
By winter, he will have buried the plant.
We will have buried the pipes by next month.
Before sunset, they will have buried the treasure.
Future Perfect Continuous
By lunch, I will have been burying seeds for three hours.
By noon, you will have been burying roots all morning.
By then, he will have been burying food for weeks.
By Friday, we will have been burying cables for a week.
By spring, they will have been burying waste for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not bury useful objects.
You do not bury the roots too deep.
He does not bury his plants in dry soil.
We do not bury trash in the garden.
They do not bury cables near the river.
Present Simple Question
Where do I bury these seeds?
Why do you bury the roots so deeply?
Does he bury the treasure here?
Where do we bury the time capsule?
Do they bury the cables beneath the road?
Past Simple Negative
I did not bury the box yesterday.
You did not bury the seeds deep enough.
He did not bury the old letters.
We did not bury the cable under the road.
They did not bury the treasure before leaving.
Past Simple Question
Did I bury the seeds in this row?
Where did you bury the box?
Why did he bury the papers?
Where did we bury the time capsule?
Did they bury the cables safely?