English conjugation practice
Carry
Carry conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I carry my heavy backpack to school every single morning.
You carry the fragile glasses very carefully into the kitchen.
He carry the groceries from the car to the house.
We carry the folding chairs out to the backyard for the barbecue.
They carry the heavy logs to the campfire site together.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am carrying this heavy box up the stairs.
At this very moment, you are carrying the tray completely sideways.
He is carrying the groceries into the house right now.
We are carrying the old table out to the garage right now.
They are carrying their suitcases to the train at this moment.
Present Perfect
I have carried this lucky coin in my pocket for years.
You have carried that heavy bag all day long.
He has carried the heavy boxes to the second floor already.
We have carried all the firewood inside before the storm.
They have carried the heavy banner during the whole march.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been carrying a lot of stress about my exams.
You have been carrying that heavy backpack for three hours straight.
He has been carrying the water buckets to the garden all afternoon.
We have been carrying these chairs around the yard looking for shade.
They have been carrying the tools back and forth all morning.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I carried the heavy groceries all the way home.
You carried the fragile vase very carefully last night.
He carried his little sister across the deep puddle yesterday.
We carried the old sofa down the stairs together.
They carried the heavy boxes into the new apartment yesterday.
Past Continuous
At 3 PM yesterday, I was carrying the groceries inside.
While you were carrying the cake, you tripped on the rug.
He was carrying the heavy box when he dropped his keys.
We were carrying the table inside when it began to rain.
They were carrying their bags when the bus arrived.
Past Perfect
Before the elevator broke, I had carried the boxes up.
By the time the truck arrived, you had carried the wood inside.
He had carried the heavy bags before his back started to hurt.
We had carried the supplies to the camp before sunset.
They had carried the piano into the house before it rained.
Past Perfect Continuous
Before I stopped to rest, I had been carrying the box for miles.
You had been carrying that backpack for hours before you sat down.
He had been carrying the wood since noon when his friend arrived.
We had been carrying the heavy boxes for an hour before the truck arrived.
They had been carrying the water from the river all morning before resting.
Future Simple (will)
If you need help, I will carry the heavy bag for you.
You will carry the books to the library tomorrow morning.
He will carry the groceries into the house after school.
We will carry the folding chairs to the park tomorrow.
They will carry the heavy trunk up the stairs together.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to carry my camera in my backpack today.
You are going to carry the fragile cake very carefully later.
He is going to carry the water bottles to the field this afternoon.
We are going to carry the heavy table into the dining room later.
They are going to carry the wood to the campfire tonight.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be carrying my bags through Paris.
You will be carrying the heavy boxes while I load the truck.
He will be carrying the team banner during the parade tomorrow.
We will be carrying the equipment to the stadium all afternoon.
They will be carrying the heavy logs during the competition tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By five o'clock, I will have carried all the boxes inside.
You will have carried the heavy load across the finish line by then.
He will have carried the groceries up the stairs before you arrive.
We will have carried the table into the yard before the guests arrive.
They will have carried the supplies to the top by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been carrying this heavy backpack for five hours.
You will have been carrying that heavy tray for twenty minutes by then.
He will have been carrying the luggage all morning by the time they check in.
We will have been carrying these chairs for an hour by the time we find a spot.
They will have been carrying the logs since sunrise by the time the fire starts.
Present Simple Negative
I do not carry a lot of cash in my wallet.
You do not carry the heavy boxes because your arm hurts.
He does not carry his laptop to school every day.
We do not carry the chairs inside during the summer.
They do not carry their passports when they go to the beach.
Present Simple Question
Do I carry the small bag or the large one?
Do you carry an umbrella in your backpack every day?
Does he carry the groceries into the house for his grandmother?
Do we carry the supplies to the classroom now?
Do they carry their heavy books to school every day?
Past Simple Negative
I did not carry the fragile vase because I was afraid to drop it.
You did not carry the heavy groceries inside yesterday afternoon.
He did not carry his backpack because he forgot it at home.
We did not carry the table inside because it was too heavy.
They did not carry their suitcases because the hotel had a bellhop.
Past Simple Question
Did I carry the correct box into the house yesterday?
Did you carry the fragile cake into the kitchen very carefully?
Did he carry his little brother across the muddy grass?
Did we carry the folding chairs out to the backyard last night?
Did they carry the heavy logs to the campfire site together?