English conjugation practice
Charge
Charge conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I charge a fair price for repairs.
You charge customers at the front desk.
He charges his phone every night.
At our shop, we charge by the hour.
They charge the team with a difficult task.
Present Continuous
I am charging my tablet beside the window.
You are charging too much for that service.
He is charging the electric car now.
We are charging our phones before the trip.
They are charging toward the finish line.
Present Perfect
I have charged the camera battery already.
You have charged the correct amount.
He has charged the expense to his card.
We have charged nothing for delivery.
They have charged him with a minor offense.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been charging my laptop since breakfast.
You have been charging visitors for parking all morning.
He has been charging his scooter for an hour.
We have been charging admission at the gate.
They have been charging extra for weekend service.
Past Simple
I charged the customer yesterday.
You charged the battery before the flight.
He charged us ten dollars for the ticket.
We charged across the field after lunch.
They charged the company with fraud.
Past Continuous
I was charging my phone when you called.
You were charging the camera during the break.
He was charging down the hill at noon.
We were charging less than the other store.
They were charging toward the goal together.
Past Perfect
I had charged the device before leaving home.
You had charged the full price by mistake.
He had charged his watch before the race began.
We had charged enough to cover the repairs.
They had charged him before the trial started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been charging the van for two hours.
You had been charging customers all afternoon.
He had been charging his phone before the power failed.
We had been charging toward the finish before it rained.
They had been charging extra for late orders.
Future Simple (will)
I will charge the battery overnight.
You will charge a reasonable price.
He will charge the purchase to his account.
We will charge ahead if the path is clear.
They will charge the business with negligence.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to charge my camera before the hike.
You are going to charge too much for that meal.
He is going to charge the battery after dinner.
We are going to charge forward after the signal.
They are going to charge the cost to the project.
Future Continuous
I will be charging my laptop during the meeting.
You will be charging guests at the entrance.
He will be charging the car tomorrow morning.
We will be charging through the final gate.
They will be charging a service fee next month.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have charged the spare battery.
By Friday, you will have charged every invoice.
He will have charged the device before the trip.
We will have charged enough for the repair.
They will have charged the fee before departure.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been charging the car for six hours.
By lunch, you will have been charging visitors all morning.
He will have been charging his phone since dawn.
We will have been charging toward the finish for an hour.
They will have been charging extra for a week.
Present Simple Negative
I do not charge for small changes.
You do not charge the correct fee.
He does not charge his phone at work.
We do not charge children for admission.
They do not charge extra for delivery.
Present Simple Question
How much do I charge for this service?
Why do you charge a booking fee?
Does he charge for printed tickets?
Do we charge guests before the event?
Why do they charge so little?
Past Simple Negative
I did not charge the full amount yesterday.
You did not charge your phone last night.
He did not charge us for the repair.
We did not charge admission last weekend.
They did not charge extra for parking.
Past Simple Question
Did I charge you for the replacement?
Did you charge the camera before leaving?
When did he charge the battery?
Did we charge the right account?
How much did they charge for the tickets?