English conjugation practice
Claim
Claim conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I claim the prize today.
Usually, you claim your rights.
He claims that the story is true.
At work, we claim our travel costs.
Why do they claim this land?
Present Continuous
I am claiming my place in line.
You are claiming too much credit.
Right now, he is claiming the reward.
We are claiming compensation for the delay.
Outside, they are claiming victory.
Present Perfect
I have claimed the refund already.
You have claimed this benefit before.
He has claimed responsibility for the mistake.
We have claimed our seats online.
They have claimed several rewards this year.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been claiming these expenses for months.
You have been claiming the same thing all morning.
He has been claiming ownership of the design.
Since Monday, we have been claiming our allowances.
They have been claiming unfair treatment for weeks.
Past Simple
I claimed the prize last night.
Yesterday, you claimed the lost property.
He claimed the package at noon.
After the trip, we claimed our expenses.
They claimed victory after the match.
Past Continuous
I was claiming my luggage when you called.
You were claiming the prize during the ceremony.
He was claiming innocence at the time.
While waiting, we were claiming our reservations.
They were claiming damages after the accident.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had claimed the reward.
You had claimed your share before dinner.
He had claimed the land before the dispute began.
Before the meeting, we had claimed our expenses.
They had claimed the seats before the doors opened.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been claiming the allowance for years.
You had been claiming the reward for weeks.
He had been claiming credit before the truth emerged.
We had been claiming travel costs until the policy changed.
They had been claiming unfair treatment for months.
Future Simple (will)
I will claim the prize tomorrow.
You will claim your reward after the test.
He will claim his seat later.
We will claim our expenses next week.
They will claim victory if they score again.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to claim the refund.
You are going to claim your place soon.
He is going to claim the prize tonight.
We are going to claim our lost property.
They are going to claim the empty office.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be claiming my luggage.
You will be claiming your share tomorrow.
He will be claiming the reward during the event.
This time tomorrow, we will be claiming our seats.
They will be claiming damages in court.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have claimed the refund.
You will have claimed your prize by then.
He will have claimed ownership by the end of the week.
By Monday, we will have claimed our expenses.
They will have claimed the territory by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been claiming this allowance for a year.
You will have been claiming the benefit for six months.
By then, he will have been claiming credit for years.
By summer, we will have been claiming these expenses for a year.
They will have been claiming damages for several months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not claim to know everything.
You do not claim this expense often.
He does not claim responsibility.
We do not claim ownership of the idea.
They do not claim any damages.
Present Simple Question
Why do I claim this reward?
Do you claim the travel costs?
Why does he claim the seat?
When do we claim our refund?
Do they claim this land?
Past Simple Negative
I did not claim the prize yesterday.
You did not claim your share.
He did not claim responsibility.
We did not claim any compensation.
They did not claim victory.
Past Simple Question
Did I claim the correct reward?
When did you claim your luggage?
Did he claim the property?
Where did we claim our refund?
Did they claim the empty office?