English conjugation practice
Celebrate
Celebrate conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I celebrate my birthday with friends.
You celebrate every small success.
He celebrates his team's victories.
We celebrate together after every exam.
They celebrate their anniversary in June.
Present Continuous
I am celebrating my new job tonight.
You are celebrating with us at the restaurant.
He is celebrating his graduation today.
We are celebrating at home this evening.
They are celebrating their victory on the field.
Present Perfect
I have celebrated this festival many times.
You have celebrated another important milestone.
He has celebrated his birthday abroad.
We have celebrated many happy occasions together.
They have celebrated every award with a dinner.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been celebrating since the good news arrived.
You have been celebrating all afternoon.
He has been celebrating with coworkers since lunch.
We have been celebrating our team's progress all month.
They have been celebrating since their results came out.
Past Simple
I celebrated my birthday last Saturday.
You celebrated the win with a quiet meal.
He celebrated after finishing the race.
We celebrated the new year by the lake.
They celebrated their success at a café.
Past Continuous
I was celebrating when the phone rang.
You were celebrating with your classmates at noon.
He was celebrating while his sister prepared dinner.
We were celebrating in the garden during the storm.
They were celebrating when the guests arrived.
Past Perfect
I had celebrated before the evening ended.
You had celebrated the result before we called.
He had celebrated his birthday before moving away.
We had celebrated once the final score was confirmed.
They had celebrated their anniversary before the trip began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been celebrating for hours before going home.
You had been celebrating since breakfast when I arrived.
He had been celebrating with friends all evening.
We had been celebrating together before the music stopped.
They had been celebrating since the team won.
Future Simple (will)
I will celebrate when the work is finished.
You will celebrate this achievement tomorrow.
He will celebrate with us after the ceremony.
We will celebrate if our team wins.
They will celebrate the occasion with music.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to celebrate my birthday at home.
You are going to celebrate with your family tonight.
He is going to celebrate his new position.
We are going to celebrate at our favorite restaurant.
They are going to celebrate their success this weekend.
Future Continuous
I will be celebrating with friends this time tomorrow.
You will be celebrating at the festival on Saturday.
He will be celebrating while we travel home.
We will be celebrating by the sea at sunset.
They will be celebrating when the parade reaches the square.
Future Perfect
I will have celebrated my birthday by then.
You will have celebrated another year of progress.
He will have celebrated his graduation before summer ends.
We will have celebrated our anniversary before the tour.
They will have celebrated their victory by nightfall.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been celebrating for three hours by midnight.
You will have been celebrating since the ceremony began.
He will have been celebrating with his team all day.
We will have been celebrating together throughout the weekend.
They will have been celebrating since their success was announced.
Present Simple Negative
I do not celebrate my birthday with large parties.
You do not celebrate every holiday.
He does not celebrate personal milestones.
We do not celebrate with fireworks.
They do not celebrate events at work.
Present Simple Question
Do I celebrate too early?
Do you celebrate this festival every year?
Does he celebrate with his classmates?
Do we celebrate after the meeting?
Do they celebrate important achievements?
Past Simple Negative
I did not celebrate because I felt tired.
You did not celebrate the result yesterday.
He did not celebrate after the difficult match.
We did not celebrate when the plan changed.
They did not celebrate the award publicly.
Past Simple Question
Did I celebrate your achievement properly?
Did you celebrate after the final exam?
Did he celebrate his promotion with dinner?
Did we celebrate enough last night?
Did they celebrate their victory at home?