English conjugation practice
Chase
Chase conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I chase butterflies in the garden.
On sunny days, you chase your dog around the yard.
He chases the bus every morning.
At recess, we chase each other near the trees.
The children chase bubbles in the park.
Present Continuous
I am chasing a kite that escaped from my hand.
Why are you chasing that rolling apple?
He is chasing his hat down the street.
We are chasing the last train home.
Look over there! They are chasing a runaway balloon.
Present Perfect
I have chased many dreams since childhood.
You have chased that same squirrel before.
He has chased the thief through three streets.
So far, we have chased five clues.
They have chased success for many years.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been chasing the same goal all week.
You have been chasing that puppy since breakfast.
He has been chasing better grades this term.
We have been chasing answers to this puzzle.
They have been chasing the storm for miles.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I chased a rabbit across the field.
You chased the wrong taxi last night.
He chased a dream and finally reached it.
We chased fireflies beside the lake.
The players chased the ball until sunset.
Past Continuous
I was chasing a bird when it flew away.
You were chasing the bus as the rain began.
He was chasing his brother around the house.
We were chasing clues when the lights went out.
They were chasing one another during the game.
Past Perfect
Before noon, I had chased every chicken back inside.
You had chased the wrong suspect before the truth appeared.
He had chased that goal for years before achieving it.
Before the race ended, we had chased every runner ahead of us.
They had chased the stranger until he reached the gate.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been chasing the bird for ten minutes before it landed.
You had been chasing that idea long before the meeting.
He had been chasing the bus when the driver stopped.
We had been chasing the wrong clue for hours.
They had been chasing their runaway horse since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will chase the ball if it rolls away.
You will chase new adventures after graduation.
He will chase the thief when the alarm sounds.
We will chase the sunset along the coast.
They will chase victory in tomorrow's final.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to chase the loose balloons.
You are going to chase the wrong bird.
He is going to chase his personal record.
We are going to chase the missing kite together.
They are going to chase their biggest goal yet.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be chasing waves on the beach.
Tomorrow evening, you will be chasing the last train.
He will be chasing his goals while others rest.
Next Saturday, we will be chasing clues around town.
During the race, they will be chasing the leading team.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have chased every lead.
By the end of the game, you will have chased the ball across the field.
He will have chased his dream for a decade by then.
By noon, we will have chased away all the birds.
By next season, they will have chased several records.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been chasing this goal for a year.
By then, you will have been chasing the same bus for weeks.
He will have been chasing better opportunities for months.
By winter, we will have been chasing this project for six months.
By midnight, they will have been chasing the storm for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not chase animals for fun.
You do not chase buses in dangerous traffic.
He does not chase fame or attention.
We do not chase problems without a plan.
They do not chase wild animals.
Present Simple Question
Do I chase the ball now?
Do you chase opportunities or wait for them?
Does he chase the same goal every year?
Do we chase the runner or call for help?
Do they chase dreams that seem impossible?
Past Simple Negative
I did not chase the bird yesterday.
You did not chase the bus after all.
He did not chase the wrong suspect.
We did not chase the storm last night.
They did not chase the escaping horse.
Past Simple Question
Did I chase the correct runner?
Did you chase the squirrel yesterday?
Did he chase the thief into the alley?
Did we chase the right clue?
Did they chase the runaway dog?