English conjugation practice
Clean
Clean conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I clean my room every Saturday.
Usually, you clean the kitchen after dinner.
Before school, he cleans his desk.
On Fridays, we clean our classroom.
The children clean their toys at night.
Present Continuous
I am cleaning the bathroom right now.
Are you cleaning the table for lunch?
At this moment, he is cleaning the garage.
We are cleaning before our guests arrive.
Look, they are cleaning the playground.
Present Perfect
I have cleaned all the dishes already.
You have cleaned this room very carefully.
He has cleaned the windows since breakfast.
We have cleaned the house for the party.
After the storm, they have cleaned the streets.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been cleaning since early morning.
You have been cleaning for two hours.
He has been cleaning the attic all day.
For an hour, we have been cleaning the yard.
They have been cleaning since the office opened.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I cleaned my backpack.
You cleaned the windows last weekend.
He cleaned his shoes after the hike.
Last spring, we cleaned the garden.
They cleaned the community hall on Sunday.
Past Continuous
I was cleaning when the phone rang.
While you were cleaning, the baby slept.
He was cleaning the porch at noon.
We were cleaning during the power cut.
They were cleaning as the guests entered.
Past Perfect
I had cleaned the room before lunch.
By noon, you had cleaned the entire apartment.
He had cleaned the car before the rain began.
Before moving out, we had cleaned the flat.
They had cleaned the park before the festival.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been cleaning for hours before resting.
You had been cleaning since dawn when we visited.
He had been cleaning the shop all morning.
We had been cleaning the beach before sunset.
They had been cleaning when the manager arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will clean the kitchen tonight.
You will clean your shoes tomorrow.
He will clean the windows after work.
We will clean everything after the party.
They will clean the playground tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to clean my room this afternoon.
You are going to clean the garage this weekend.
He is going to clean the bicycle soon.
We are going to clean the basement on Saturday.
They are going to clean the beach tomorrow.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be cleaning the kitchen.
You will be cleaning while I cook.
He will be cleaning the office tomorrow morning.
This time next week, we will be cleaning the new house.
They will be cleaning the hall all afternoon.
Future Perfect
By dinner, I will have cleaned the whole house.
By Friday, you will have cleaned your desk.
He will have cleaned the garage by noon.
Before the visitors come, we will have cleaned every room.
By sunset, they will have cleaned the beach.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been cleaning for four hours.
By then, you will have been cleaning since breakfast.
He will have been cleaning the shop all morning by ten.
By evening, we will have been cleaning the house since morning.
At six, they will have been cleaning the park for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not clean the oven every week.
You do not clean your shoes indoors.
He does not clean the windows in winter.
We do not clean on busy Mondays.
They do not clean the equipment after class.
Present Simple Question
Do I clean the plates or leave them here?
When do you clean your bedroom?
Does he clean the pool himself?
Where do we clean these paintbrushes?
Do they clean the classroom every day?
Past Simple Negative
I did not clean the kitchen yesterday.
You did not clean your muddy boots.
He did not clean the window after lunch.
We did not clean the attic during the move.
They did not clean the tables after the event.
Past Simple Question
Did I clean the counter this morning?
When did you clean the garage?
Did he clean the car before the trip?
Where did we clean the old furniture?
Did they clean the playground after the storm?