English conjugation practice
Control
Control conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I control the machine carefully.
Usually, you control the lights.
He controls the boat from the cabin.
Together, we control the project.
The pilots control the aircraft well.
Present Continuous
I am controlling the robot now.
You are controlling the game today.
Right now, he is controlling the remote car.
We are controlling traffic near the school.
The children are controlling the model plane.
Present Perfect
I have controlled my spending this month.
You have controlled the class very well.
He has controlled the team since January.
So far, we have controlled the costs.
They have controlled the situation calmly.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been controlling the program for an hour.
You have been controlling the discussion all morning.
He has been controlling the machine since noon.
For weeks, we have been controlling the process.
They have been controlling the animals safely.
Past Simple
I controlled the camera during the show.
Yesterday, you controlled the sound system.
He controlled the horse on the trail.
We controlled the fire before dinner.
The crew controlled the boat in the storm.
Past Continuous
I was controlling the drone when it stopped.
You were controlling the car at noon.
While we watched, he was controlling the puppet.
We were controlling the temperature overnight.
They were controlling the boat when rain began.
Past Perfect
I had controlled the device before the technician arrived.
By noon, you had controlled the problem.
He had controlled the horse before the race.
We had controlled the situation when help came.
They had controlled the fire before sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been controlling the machine for hours before it failed.
You had been controlling the project for months.
He had been controlling the boat before the storm grew stronger.
Before the test, we had been controlling every variable.
They had been controlling the animals since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will control the lights tomorrow.
You will control the meeting next week.
He will control the machine later.
We will control the boat after training.
They will control the new system.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to control the sound today.
You are going to control the robot soon.
He is going to control the crowd tonight.
We are going to control our expenses.
They are going to control the boat tomorrow.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be controlling the camera.
This time tomorrow, you will be controlling the drone.
During the show, he will be controlling the lights.
At that hour, we will be controlling traffic.
The pilots will be controlling the aircraft then.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have controlled the entire process.
By noon, you will have controlled the situation.
Before lunch, he will have controlled the machine.
By the end, we will have controlled our costs.
By sunset, they will have controlled the fire.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been controlling the project for a year.
By then, you will have been controlling the team for six months.
At noon, he will have been controlling the boat for hours.
By then, we will have been controlling the process for weeks.
In June, they will have been controlling the station for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not control the final decision.
You do not control every detail.
He does not control the music.
We do not control the weather.
They do not control the entire system.
Present Simple Question
Do I control the volume correctly?
Do you control this machine?
Does he control the project?
Do we control the schedule?
Do they control the boat?
Past Simple Negative
I did not control the camera yesterday.
You did not control the vehicle safely.
He did not control the horse.
We did not control the costs last year.
They did not control the fire.
Past Simple Question
Did I control the correct switch?
Did you control the boat yesterday?
Did he control the crowd?
Did we control the situation well?
Did they control the project together?