English conjugation practice
Catch
Catch conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I catch the ball.
You catch the bus every morning.
At school, he catches butterflies.
Together, we catch fish by the lake.
They catch the thief quickly.
Present Continuous
I am catching snowflakes on my tongue.
You are catching the ball with one hand.
Right now, he is catching a taxi.
We are catching fireflies in the garden.
They are catching a late flight.
Present Perfect
I have caught three fish today.
You have caught the mistake.
He has caught a cold.
We have caught the last bus home.
They have caught several errors.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been catching up on my reading.
You have been catching balls for an hour.
He has been catching buses all afternoon.
We have been catching falling apples together.
They have been catching up with their classmates.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I caught the red ball.
You caught the earlier train.
He caught the escaped dog.
Last night, we caught a wonderful show.
They caught the robber near the station.
Past Continuous
I was catching leaves when it started raining.
You were catching the ball during practice.
While he was catching fish, we cooked dinner.
We were catching fireflies after sunset.
They were catching up when the bell rang.
Past Perfect
I had caught the bus before sunrise.
You had caught the main mistake already.
He had caught the ball before it hit the wall.
By noon, we had caught enough fish.
They had caught the final train home.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been catching buses for years before buying a car.
You had been catching fish all morning.
He had been catching falling stones before we arrived.
We had been catching up before the meeting ended.
They had been catching butterflies since breakfast.
Future Simple (will)
I will catch the next bus.
You will catch the ball if you watch carefully.
He will catch up with us later.
We will catch some fish this weekend.
They will catch the mistake soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to catch the late train.
You are going to catch that ball.
He is going to catch a cold without a coat.
We are going to catch dinner after the game.
They are going to catch the thief tonight.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be catching the express train.
You will be catching balls at practice tomorrow.
This time tomorrow, he will be catching fish.
During the trip, we will be catching several trains.
At noon, they will be catching butterflies.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have caught up with my work.
By then, you will have caught the right bus.
He will have caught the flight before noon.
Before dinner, we will have caught enough crabs.
By the end, they will have caught every error.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been catching trains for a year.
By noon, you will have been catching fish for hours.
At sunset, he will have been catching waves all day.
By evening, we will have been catching trains all day.
By lunch, they will have been catching butterflies for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not catch fish in winter.
You do not catch every train.
He does not catch colds easily.
We do not catch animals for fun.
They do not catch the early ferry.
Present Simple Question
Do I catch the next train?
Do you catch the ball often?
Does he catch fish here?
Do we catch the same flight?
Do they catch mistakes quickly?
Past Simple Negative
I did not catch the ball yesterday.
You did not catch the last bus.
He did not catch the warning.
We did not catch the beginning of the movie.
They did not catch the thief.
Past Simple Question
Did I catch the correct train?
Did you catch the ball at the game?
Did he catch a cold last week?
Did we catch enough fish for dinner?
Did they catch the mistake in time?