English conjugation practice
Chew
Chew conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I chew my food slowly.
You chew gum after lunch.
He chews each bite carefully.
We chew together at dinner.
They chew their snacks quietly.
Present Continuous
I am chewing an apple right now.
You are chewing too quickly.
He is chewing a carrot in the kitchen.
We are chewing while watching the film.
They are chewing fresh fruit outside.
Present Perfect
I have chewed the tough meat.
You have chewed every bite well.
He has chewed his sandwich already.
We have chewed enough food for now.
They have chewed the bread into small pieces.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been chewing this gum for an hour.
You have been chewing since breakfast.
He has been chewing noisily all morning.
We have been chewing our lunch during the meeting.
They have been chewing sunflower seeds for hours.
Past Simple
I chewed the steak before swallowing it.
You chewed the apple at noon.
He chewed his breakfast quickly.
We chewed our dinner after the hike.
They chewed the sweet corn at the picnic.
Past Continuous
I was chewing when the phone rang.
You were chewing during the lesson.
He was chewing a mint on the bus.
We were chewing when our guests arrived.
They were chewing crackers on the train.
Past Perfect
I had chewed the meat before the waiter returned.
You had chewed the gum before class started.
He had chewed his food before drinking water.
We had chewed our sandwiches when the bus came.
They had chewed the candy before the game began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been chewing for several minutes before speaking.
You had been chewing gum all afternoon.
He had been chewing slowly before the nurse arrived.
We had been chewing quietly before the lights went out.
They had been chewing seeds throughout the journey.
Future Simple (will)
I will chew the food more slowly next time.
You will chew the bread before swallowing it.
He will chew his snack after practice.
We will chew our meal carefully tonight.
They will chew the fresh vegetables at dinner.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to chew this tough carrot.
You are going to chew the gum after lunch.
He is going to chew a sandwich soon.
We are going to chew our food outside.
They are going to chew snacks during the trip.
Future Continuous
I will be chewing during the long movie.
You will be chewing your lunch at noon.
He will be chewing when we reach the restaurant.
We will be chewing while the show is on.
They will be chewing fruit at that time.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have chewed my lunch.
You will have chewed the gum before the test.
By then, he will have chewed every bite.
Before dessert, we will have chewed our dinner.
By the end of the picnic, they will have chewed all the corn.
Future Perfect Continuous
By six o'clock, I will have been chewing for an hour.
You will have been chewing gum all morning by then.
At noon, he will have been chewing since breakfast.
By the end of lunch, we will have been chewing for half an hour.
They will have been chewing snacks throughout the journey.
Present Simple Negative
I do not chew gum at work.
You do not chew your food enough.
He does not chew meat.
We do not chew during the exercise.
They do not chew gum in class.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I chew too loudly?
How slowly do you chew your food?
Why does he chew so quickly?
When do we chew the sample?
Do they do they chew their food carefully?
Past Simple Negative
I did not chew the tough meat.
You did not chew the gum yesterday.
He did not chew his breakfast.
We did not chew during the race.
They did not chew the stale bread.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I chew that piece properly?
When did you chew the gum?
Did he did he chew the whole sandwich?
Did we did we chew before the trip?
Where did they chew their snacks?