English conjugation practice
Compete
Compete conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I compete in local races.
You compete with great energy.
He competes for his school.
We compete fairly.
They compete against strong players.
Present Continuous
I am competing in the final today.
You are competing for the top prize.
He is competing while his family watches.
We are competing in a friendly match.
They are competing despite the rain.
Present Perfect
I have competed in three tournaments.
You have competed with many talented athletes.
He has competed since he was young.
We have competed together before.
They have competed in several events.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been competing for five years.
You have been competing all afternoon.
He has been competing since breakfast.
We have been competing throughout the summer.
They have been competing since Monday.
Past Simple
I competed in the race last weekend.
You competed bravely yesterday.
He competed in the school contest.
We competed at the park on Sunday.
They competed for the championship last year.
Past Continuous
I was competing when the lights went out.
You were competing during the morning session.
He was competing while we prepared lunch.
We were competing all evening.
They were competing as the crowd cheered.
Past Perfect
I had competed before I joined the team.
You had competed in two races by June.
He had competed before the injury occurred.
We had competed before the rules changed.
They had competed in the event before us.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been competing for years before retiring.
You had been competing all day before the final.
He had been competing since childhood when he won.
We had been competing together for a decade.
They had been competing intensely before the coach intervened.
Future Simple (will)
I will compete next month.
You will compete in the regional games.
He will compete if his knee feels better.
We will compete with confidence.
They will compete in the final round.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to compete in the cycling event.
You are going to compete against last year's winner.
He is going to compete after months of training.
We are going to compete for the school trophy.
They are going to compete once the season starts.
Future Continuous
I will be competing at noon tomorrow.
You will be competing while I work.
He will be competing throughout the afternoon.
We will be competing on Saturday morning.
They will be competing under bright stadium lights.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have competed in four events.
By then, you will have competed against every finalist.
He will have competed before the awards ceremony begins.
By the end of the season, we will have competed together many times.
They will have competed before the new coach arrives.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been competing for six years.
By noon, you will have been competing for three hours.
By then, he will have been competing professionally for a decade.
By our anniversary, we will have been competing as a pair for five years.
By the end of the tour, they will have been competing across three countries.
Present Simple Negative
I do not compete on Sundays.
You do not compete unless the event is safe.
He does not compete during the winter.
We do not compete with our friends.
They do not compete every weekend.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I compete in the junior division?
Do you do you compete for fun?
Does he does he compete professionally?
Do we do we compete tomorrow?
Do they do they compete in regional events?
Past Simple Negative
I did not compete last season.
You did not compete because you were sick.
He did not compete in the final.
We did not compete against beginners.
They did not compete because of the storm.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I compete well yesterday?
Why did you did you compete so late?
When did he did he compete in the finals?
Did we did we compete at the city event?
Where did they did they compete last summer?