English conjugation practice
Congratulate
Congratulate conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I congratulate my sister on her award.
You congratulate the winner warmly.
He congratulates his friend after the race.
We congratulate our neighbors on their new baby.
They congratulate Maria when she finishes the project.
Present Continuous
I am congratulating the chef for a wonderful meal.
You are congratulating your brother by phone.
He is congratulating the players in the locker room.
We are congratulating our teacher at the ceremony.
They are congratulating the young artist backstage.
Present Perfect
I have congratulated the captain already.
You have congratulated her on her success.
He has congratulated every member of the group.
We have congratulated the volunteers this morning.
They have congratulated us with a friendly note.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been congratulating the children all afternoon.
You have been congratulating people since the ceremony began.
He has been congratulating his colleagues throughout the day.
We have been congratulating our friends online since noon.
They have been congratulating the team after each victory.
Past Simple
I congratulated Lena at dinner last night.
You congratulated the winner after the contest.
He congratulated his daughter on Saturday.
We congratulated our coach after the final match.
They congratulated Jane when she won.
Past Continuous
I was congratulating Mark when the lights went out.
You were congratulating the dancers during the show.
He was congratulating his teammate at that moment.
We were congratulating our neighbors at the party.
They were congratulating the singer when she left.
Past Perfect
I had congratulated him before the meeting started.
You had congratulated the team by lunchtime.
He had congratulated Sarah before she called.
We had congratulated everyone before taking a group photo.
They had congratulated Alex when the news became official.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been congratulating guests for an hour before lunch.
You had been congratulating the players all morning.
He had been congratulating colleagues before the manager arrived.
We had been congratulating our classmates before the bell rang.
They had been congratulating the volunteers throughout the afternoon.
Future Simple (will)
I will congratulate her after the announcement.
You will congratulate the winners tomorrow.
He will congratulate his friend at the ceremony.
We will congratulate you when the results arrive.
They will congratulate the graduates this evening.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to congratulate Nina at the party.
You are going to congratulate the new manager.
He is going to congratulate his son tonight.
We are going to congratulate our friends in person.
They are going to congratulate the finalists after lunch.
Future Continuous
I will be congratulating guests during the reception.
You will be congratulating the players this time tomorrow.
He will be congratulating his colleagues at noon.
We will be congratulating the team at seven o'clock.
They will be congratulating the graduates all evening.
Future Perfect
I will have congratulated everyone by Friday.
You will have congratulated the winners before dinner.
He will have congratulated all the finalists by then.
We will have congratulated each winner by the end of the day.
They will have congratulated the champion before the press conference.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been congratulating guests for three hours by midnight.
You will have been congratulating students all day by sunset.
He will have been congratulating winners for a week by Friday.
We will have been congratulating our guests since breakfast by noon.
They will have been congratulating graduates throughout the morning by lunchtime.
Present Simple Negative
I do not congratulate people without a good reason.
You do not congratulate the team very often.
He does not congratulate his rivals after difficult games.
We do not congratulate the winners before the results are final.
They do not congratulate the losing side.
Present Simple Question
Do I congratulate the speaker now?
Do you congratulate your classmates?
Does he congratulate the winner in person?
Do we congratulate them before the meal?
Do they congratulate the finalists publicly?
Past Simple Negative
I did not congratulate Ben after the match.
You did not congratulate the winner yesterday.
He did not congratulate anyone at the event.
We did not congratulate them until the results were confirmed.
They did not congratulate the champion last night.
Past Simple Question
Did I congratulate your sister correctly?
Did you congratulate the new captain?
Did he congratulate Maya after the race?
Did we congratulate everyone at the reception?
Did they congratulate the winning team afterward?