English conjugation practice
Consider
Consider conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I consider your helpful advice every single day.
You consider this funny joke to be very good.
He always considers my feelings before making plans.
We consider our neighbors to be very kind.
They consider this quiet park their favorite spot.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am considering buying a new bicycle.
Are you sure you are considering that difficult job?
Look at him, he is considering which path to take.
We are considering joining the local swimming club.
They are considering your kind offer at this moment.
Present Perfect
I have considered all options and made my choice.
You have considered this idea many times before.
He has considered your suggestion very carefully today.
We have considered every plan but prefer this one.
They have considered the facts and agree with us.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been considering learning how to cook.
You have been considering that big decision for weeks.
He has been considering a new career since January.
We have been considering this moving plan for months.
They have been considering a garden remodel since spring.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I considered your proposal for a long time.
You considered my feelings when you spoke yesterday.
He considered the problem and quickly found a solution.
We considered buying that house but it was small.
They considered the rainy weather and stayed indoors.
Past Continuous
At 9 PM yesterday, I was considering my options.
While you were considering the menu, the waiter left.
He was considering his answers when the bell rang.
We were considering our choices during the long break.
They were considering the cost while looking at cars.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had considered every option on the list.
Before I spoke, you had considered the issue deeply.
He had considered all rules before playing the game.
We had considered that trip before we changed minds.
They had considered the budget before making the purchase.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been considering that offer for an hour when he canceled it.
You had been considering that car for weeks before buying it.
He had been considering college for years before he applied.
We had been considering a pet when a stray cat appeared.
They had been considering moving before they found good jobs.
Future Simple (will)
If you need an answer, I will consider your request tomorrow.
You will consider this lesson useful in the future.
He will consider the feedback when he edits the paper.
We will consider your application at the next meeting.
They will consider our invitation after they check schedules.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to consider my weekend schedule.
You are going to consider this project very carefully.
He is going to consider a new apartment this afternoon.
We are going to consider all options before we vote.
They are going to consider our proposal at the meeting.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be considering my new job offer.
At noon, you will be considering the test questions.
He will be considering his speech while riding the train.
We will be considering your proposal during our morning session.
They will be considering the final scores at five o'clock.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow morning, I will have considered your idea.
You will have considered all suggestions before the deadline.
He will have considered the facts by the time you ask.
We will have considered the budget before the month ends.
They will have considered the contract by next Friday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next June, I will have been considering this move for a year.
You will have been considering options for a month by Monday.
He will have been considering that job for weeks by tomorrow.
We will have been considering a new car for months by winter.
They will have been considering the policy for a year soon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not consider this boring task to be a waste of time.
You do not consider the weather when you wear shorts.
He does not consider the cost when buying fresh fruit.
We do not consider this loud music appropriate for studying.
They do not consider the distance when they go walking.
Present Simple Question
Do I consider this project a success?
Do you consider this small town a peaceful place?
Does he consider your opinion before he makes decisions?
Do we consider this room clean enough for guests?
Do they consider our new team members to be friendly?
Past Simple Negative
I did not consider the heavy rain before I left.
You did not consider the time when you called me.
He did not consider the difficulty of the English test.
We did not consider your plan before making our own.
They did not consider the consequences of their late arrival.
Past Simple Question
Did I consider your feelings when I made that choice?
Did you consider the distance before choosing to walk?
Did he consider the advice his father gave him?
Did we consider all the rules of the game?
Did they consider the weather report before their picnic?