English conjugation practice
Comfort
Comfort conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I comfort my friend after difficult days.
You comfort people with kind words.
At school, he comforts younger children.
Together, we comfort our neighbors.
During hard times, they comfort one another.
Present Continuous
I am comforting the frightened dog now.
You are comforting your cousin in the kitchen.
He is comforting a friend who is crying.
We are comforting everyone after the accident.
They are comforting their worried parents.
Present Perfect
I have comforted many people this week.
You have comforted me more than once.
He has comforted his brother since breakfast.
We have comforted our guests throughout the evening.
They have comforted the family with flowers.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been comforting my little brother for an hour.
You have been comforting her since the call began.
He has been comforting the injured player all afternoon.
We have been comforting families affected by the storm.
They have been comforting their friend since yesterday.
Past Simple
I comforted my neighbor after the bad news.
You comforted us at the hospital.
He comforted the lost child yesterday.
We comforted our teacher after the news.
They comforted the puppy during the storm.
Past Continuous
I was comforting Dad when you called.
You were comforting your sister at noon.
He was comforting the child while rain fell.
We were comforting our guests when the lights went out.
They were comforting their friend after the game.
Past Perfect
I had comforted her before the doctor arrived.
You had comforted the children by bedtime.
He had comforted his mother before leaving.
We had comforted everyone before the meeting ended.
They had comforted the family by morning.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been comforting him for hours before help came.
You had been comforting the baby all night.
He had been comforting his friend since lunch.
We had been comforting neighbors before the rescue team arrived.
They had been comforting their cousin throughout the evening.
Future Simple (will)
I will comfort you after the appointment.
You will comfort her with your presence.
He will comfort the children when he returns.
We will comfort our friends through the change.
They will comfort the family after the ceremony.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to comfort Sam before he leaves.
You are going to comfort your friend this evening.
He is going to comfort his sister at home.
We are going to comfort the team tonight.
They are going to comfort their neighbor after work.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be comforting my nephew.
You will be comforting the guests during the delay.
He will be comforting his daughter tomorrow morning.
We will be comforting families throughout the weekend.
They will be comforting their classmates after the announcement.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have comforted everyone here.
You will have comforted your friend before dinner.
By then, he will have comforted the whole family.
By Friday, we will have comforted several families.
They will have comforted the survivors by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
By sunset, I will have been comforting her for three hours.
You will have been comforting him all afternoon by then.
He will have been comforting the child for a while.
We will have been comforting guests throughout the morning.
They will have been comforting their neighbor for days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not comfort strangers with false promises.
You do not comfort people by ignoring them.
He does not comfort his dog when it is calm.
We do not comfort anyone by arguing.
They do not comfort their friend in public.
Present Simple Question
Do I comfort you when you feel worried?
Do you comfort your friends after setbacks?
Does he comfort his brother at night?
Do we comfort people with our actions?
Do they comfort their neighbors in difficult times?
Past Simple Negative
I did not comfort him during the argument.
You did not comfort her after the accident.
He did not comfort the child yesterday.
We did not comfort the team after its defeat.
They did not comfort their neighbor last night.
Past Simple Question
Did I comfort you after the difficult news?
Did you comfort your sister yesterday?
Did he comfort the frightened child?
Did we comfort everyone at the shelter?
Did they comfort their friend after the game?