English conjugation practice
Convince
Convince conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I convince my friends to try new games.
You convince people with clear reasons.
He convinces his brother to study.
We convince our parents with honest answers.
They convince the coach every Saturday.
Present Continuous
I am convincing Mia to join us.
You are convincing your classmates right now.
He is convincing the manager during the meeting.
We are convincing our neighbors to recycle.
They are convincing the audience to help.
Present Perfect
I have convinced my cousin to visit.
You have convinced us that the plan works.
He has convinced his parents at last.
We have convinced the children to be patient.
They have convinced their teacher to extend the deadline.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been convincing Leo to practice daily.
You have been convincing the group for an hour.
He has been convincing customers since breakfast.
We have been convincing the club to change its rules.
They have been convincing voters since the campaign began.
Past Simple
I convinced Sam to bring an umbrella.
You convinced me with one excellent example.
He convinced the guard to open the gate.
We convinced the owner to repair the bench.
They convinced their uncle to drive them home.
Past Continuous
I was convincing Nora when the bell rang.
You were convincing your brother during lunch.
He was convincing the client at noon.
We were convincing our neighbors when rain started.
They were convincing the audience before the show ended.
Past Perfect
I had convinced Kim before the trip began.
You had convinced everyone by lunchtime.
He had convinced the nurse before the doctor arrived.
We had convinced the farmer before sunset.
They had convinced the captain when the storm arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been convincing Alex for several minutes.
You had been convincing the children before bedtime.
He had been convincing the team all morning.
We had been convincing the board since Monday.
They had been convincing the crowd before security intervened.
Future Simple (will)
I will convince Maya to come tomorrow.
You will convince them with your careful explanation.
He will convince the director next week.
We will convince our guests to stay longer.
They will convince the town to protect the park.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to convince Dad to try the recipe.
You are going to convince your partner with those facts.
He is going to convince the team this afternoon.
We are going to convince the committee tonight.
They are going to convince their parents this weekend.
Future Continuous
I will be convincing the panel at ten.
You will be convincing customers during the fair.
He will be convincing his coach after practice.
We will be convincing the council all evening.
They will be convincing new members during orientation.
Future Perfect
I will have convinced Ella by Friday.
You will have convinced the group before the meeting ends.
He will have convinced his parents by then.
We will have convinced the owner by sunset.
They will have convinced the judges before the final round.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been convincing the team for two hours.
You will have been convincing clients all morning.
He will have been convincing the board for a week.
We will have been convincing the public since spring.
They will have been convincing supporters for several days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not convince people by shouting.
You do not convince me with guesses.
He does not convince his parents easily.
We do not convince our friends to take risks.
They do not convince the audience with rumors.
Present Simple Question
Do I convince you with this example?
Do you convince your friends to help?
Does he convince the manager often?
Do we convince them before dinner?
Do they convince the coach every time?
Past Simple Negative
I did not convince Ava during our talk.
You did not convince the guard yesterday.
He did not convince his sister to wait.
We did not convince the owner after several attempts.
They did not convince the referee at the match.
Past Simple Question
Did I convince you to reconsider?
Why did you convince Mark to stay?
Did he convince the nurse yesterday?
When did we convince the committee?
Did they convince the captain to return?