English conjugation practice
Choose
Choose conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I choose the blue notebook.
You choose a healthy snack.
At lunchtime, he chooses soup.
Together, we choose a movie.
After class, they choose new books.
Present Continuous
I am choosing a gift right now.
You are choosing between two jackets.
He is choosing music for the party.
We are choosing decorations for the room.
They are choosing teams for the game.
Present Perfect
I have chosen a name for the puppy.
You have chosen an excellent answer.
He has chosen the red bicycle.
We have chosen a date for the trip.
They have chosen their team captain.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been choosing photos for the album all morning.
You have been choosing songs for an hour.
He has been choosing paint colors since breakfast.
We have been choosing furniture for our new home.
They have been choosing players since noon.
Past Simple
I chose the window seat yesterday.
You chose a thoughtful present.
He chose a new route home.
We chose a campsite near the lake.
They chose the earlier train.
Past Continuous
I was choosing a book when you called.
You were choosing shoes during the sale.
He was choosing a card for his friend.
We were choosing names for the characters.
They were choosing seats when the doors opened.
Past Perfect
I had chosen my clothes before breakfast.
You had chosen the best answer before the bell rang.
He had chosen a career by age twenty.
We had chosen our destination long before the journey.
They had chosen a leader when the meeting began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been choosing pictures for hours before dinner.
You had been choosing gifts all afternoon.
He had been choosing tools before the project started.
We had been choosing decorations since early morning.
They had been choosing players before the coach arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will choose a dessert after dinner.
You will choose your own project tomorrow.
He will choose the next speaker.
We will choose a meeting place later.
They will choose the safest plan.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to choose a course this week.
You are going to choose the color soon.
He is going to choose a larger room.
We are going to choose a name tonight.
They are going to choose a new captain.
Future Continuous
I will be choosing classes next Monday.
You will be choosing your seat at noon.
He will be choosing a team during the afternoon.
We will be choosing volunteers after lunch.
They will be choosing gifts while we travel.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have chosen a new laptop.
By then, you will have chosen your topic.
He will have chosen a college by spring.
By next week, we will have chosen our route.
By the deadline, they will have chosen their finalists.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been choosing supplies for three hours.
By sunset, you will have been choosing decorations all day.
By the evening, he will have been choosing furniture for weeks.
By dinner, we will have been choosing photos since morning.
By Friday, they will have been choosing candidates for two weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not choose expensive restaurants.
You do not choose difficult tasks without help.
He does not choose coffee in the evening.
We do not choose sides in small arguments.
They do not choose noisy places for meetings.
Present Simple Question
Why do I choose the hardest puzzles?
Which jacket do you choose for the trip?
When does he choose his usual seat?
Where do we choose our meeting place?
What time do they choose for the event?
Past Simple Negative
I did not choose the most expensive ticket.
You did not choose the easiest answer.
He did not choose a seat near the door.
We did not choose that restaurant last night.
They did not choose the shortest route.
Past Simple Question
Why did I choose such a heavy bag?
Which answer did you choose during the quiz?
Where did he choose to spend the weekend?
When did we choose this plan?
Which path did they choose after the bridge?