English conjugation practice
Buy
Buy conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I buy fresh milk from the local farm every morning.
You buy too many clothes that you never wear.
He buys a hot coffee before work every day.
We buy our groceries at the supermarket on Saturdays.
They buy new books from the shop every month.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am buying a ticket for the concert.
Look at you, you are buying the exact same shoes!
He is buying a nice gift for his mother now.
We are buying dinner for our friends this evening.
They are buying a modern house in the suburbs.
Present Perfect
I have bought a warm coat for the cold winter.
You have bought a beautiful house near the blue sea.
He has bought a fast car with his savings.
We have bought tickets for the soccer match already.
They have bought a new television for their bedroom.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been buying organic food for my health.
You have been buying a lot of coffee this week.
He has been buying old records since last summer.
We have been buying fresh bread from that bakery lately.
They have been buying supplies for their new garden.
Past Simple
Yesterday morning, I bought a newspaper at the station.
You bought a very nice watch last week.
He bought a loaf of bread from the bakery.
We bought a big bag of apples yesterday afternoon.
They bought a new computer for their school work.
Past Continuous
At 10 AM yesterday, I was buying my train ticket.
While you were buying groceries, I waited in the car.
He was buying a sandwich when I saw him.
We were buying our lunch when the rain started.
They were buying a camera while visiting the shop.
Past Perfect
Before the store closed, I had bought the milk.
You had bought the tickets before the prices went up.
He had bought a house before he got married.
We had bought the food before our guests arrived.
They had bought the car before checking the engine.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been buying old books for years before finding this.
You had been buying food there for months before it closed.
He had been buying tools for hours when the shop shut.
We had been buying cheap supplies until we found this store.
They had been buying property for years before the market grew.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow, I will buy a nice gift for your birthday.
You will buy the right ingredients at the store.
He will buy a new phone when his breaks.
We will buy some ice cream after our dinner.
They will buy a new sofa for their apartment.
Future Prospective (be going to)
This afternoon, I am going to buy some fresh fruit.
You are going to buy a new bicycle tomorrow morning.
He is going to buy a laptop for his studies.
We are going to buy a house next summer.
They are going to buy some snacks for the party.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be buying my flight tickets.
At noon, you will be buying lunch for the team.
He will be buying a new jacket during his break.
We will be buying our train passes at nine tomorrow.
They will be buying gifts while they are in Paris.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have bought a new computer.
You will have bought your text books before class starts.
He will have bought a house by the end year.
We will have bought all gifts before Christmas Eve arrives.
They will have bought the tickets before the concert sells out.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been buying shares for a year.
You will have been buying supplies for weeks by then.
He will have been buying lunch there for a year soon.
We will have been buying from that farm for months soon.
They will have been buying materials all day by five o'clock.
Present Simple Negative
I do not buy expensive clothes because I save money.
You do not buy fresh vegetables from the local market.
He does not buy fast food because it is unhealthy.
We do not buy plastic bottles anymore to protect nature.
They do not buy video games during the school term.
Present Simple Question
Do I buy the correct kind of bread for dinner?
Do you buy your clothes from that nice shop?
Does he buy a newspaper every morning before work?
Do we buy enough milk for the whole week?
Do they buy their books online or at school?
Past Simple Negative
I did not buy the expensive shoes because they hurt.
You did not buy any milk when you went out.
He did not buy the car because it was old.
We did not buy tickets because the show was full.
They did not buy the television during the black Friday sale.
Past Simple Question
Did I buy the right size of shirt yesterday?
Did you buy that beautiful painting at the gallery?
Did he buy a new bicycle for his young son?
Did we buy enough snacks for all our guests?
Did they buy their flight tickets for the holiday?