English conjugation practice
Cook
Cook conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I cook dinner on Fridays.
You cook tasty meals.
He cooks rice for lunch.
We cook together every weekend.
They cook for their friends.
Present Continuous
I am cooking soup right now.
You are cooking in the kitchen.
He is cooking pasta tonight.
We are cooking a special meal.
They are cooking outside today.
Present Perfect
I have cooked this dish before.
You have cooked enough food for everyone.
He has cooked three meals today.
We have cooked for this family many times.
They have cooked since early morning.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been cooking for two hours.
You have been cooking all afternoon.
He has been cooking since noon.
We have been cooking together since breakfast.
They have been cooking for the festival.
Past Simple
I cooked breakfast yesterday.
You cooked a wonderful meal last night.
He cooked chicken on Sunday.
We cooked soup during the storm.
They cooked lunch at the campsite.
Past Continuous
I was cooking when you called.
You were cooking at seven o'clock.
He was cooking while his sister set the table.
We were cooking as the rain began.
They were cooking when the doorbell rang.
Past Perfect
I had cooked before my brother came home.
You had cooked everything by six.
He had cooked the meal before the meeting started.
We had cooked dinner when the guests appeared.
They had cooked enough meals for the trip.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been cooking for hours before lunch.
You had been cooking since dawn.
He had been cooking all morning before resting.
We had been cooking before the fire alarm sounded.
They had been cooking throughout the afternoon.
Future Simple (will)
I will cook dinner tomorrow.
You will cook for the visitors.
He will cook after he finishes work.
We will cook if you buy the ingredients.
They will cook for the school event.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to cook fish tonight.
You are going to cook a new recipe.
He is going to cook for his parents.
We are going to cook outdoors this weekend.
They are going to cook a large breakfast.
Future Continuous
I will be cooking at eight tonight.
You will be cooking while we shop.
He will be cooking when we arrive.
We will be cooking for the whole family.
They will be cooking at the festival tomorrow.
Future Perfect
I will have cooked dinner by seven.
You will have cooked the meal before sunset.
He will have cooked everything by the time we arrive.
We will have cooked all the dishes before the party.
They will have cooked lunch when the bus leaves.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been cooking for three hours by noon.
You will have been cooking since early morning.
He will have been cooking for an hour by dinner.
We will have been cooking together for a month by Friday.
They will have been cooking since breakfast by lunchtime.
Present Simple Negative
I do not cook meat at home.
You do not cook on busy mornings.
He does not cook very often.
We do not cook on Mondays.
They do not cook without fresh ingredients.
Present Simple Question
Do I cook this correctly?
Do you cook every day?
Does he cook for the team?
Do we cook this before serving?
Do they cook at home?
Past Simple Negative
I did not cook yesterday.
You did not cook dinner last night.
He did not cook because he was tired.
We did not cook when the stove broke.
They did not cook last weekend.
Past Simple Question
Did I cook the rice long enough?
Did you cook this meal yourself?
Did he cook for the guests?
Did we cook enough food?
Did they cook at the campsite?