English conjugation practice
Count
Count conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I count the coins every evening.
You count the books on the shelf.
He counts his steps during walks.
We count the votes after lunch.
They count stars from the hill.
Present Continuous
I am counting the plates right now.
You are counting the players for the team.
He is counting coins beside the window.
We are counting down to the final bell.
They are counting the chairs in the hall.
Present Perfect
I have counted all the tickets.
You have counted the guests correctly.
He has counted every box twice.
We have counted enough chairs for everyone.
They have counted the votes this morning.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been counting these cards for an hour.
You have been counting the same objects all day.
He has been counting customers since noon.
We have been counting supplies since breakfast.
They have been counting birds near the lake.
Past Simple
I counted the stamps yesterday.
You counted the candles before the party.
He counted the marbles after school.
We counted the votes last night.
They counted the boxes before delivery.
Past Continuous
I was counting coins when the bell rang.
You were counting quietly during the test.
He was counting chairs as we entered.
We were counting stars on the beach.
They were counting tickets when I arrived.
Past Perfect
I had counted the money before closing time.
You had counted the chairs before the guests came.
He had counted the pages by lunchtime.
We had counted everyone before the bus left.
They had counted the boxes before the truck arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been counting for hours before I stopped.
You had been counting coins before dinner began.
He had been counting tickets all morning.
We had been counting supplies before the storm arrived.
They had been counting the audience for thirty minutes.
Future Simple (will)
I will count the money tonight.
You will count the plates after dinner.
He will count the votes tomorrow.
We will count the chairs before the meeting.
They will count the stars later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to count the tickets now.
You are going to count the guests at the door.
He is going to count the coins carefully.
We are going to count the votes together.
They are going to count the boxes before loading them.
Future Continuous
I will be counting money at eight o'clock.
You will be counting guests during the ceremony.
He will be counting votes throughout the evening.
We will be counting stars from the campsite.
They will be counting steps during the exercise.
Future Perfect
I will have counted all the cards by noon.
You will have counted the chairs before the event.
He will have counted the money by then.
We will have counted the supplies before the trip.
They will have counted the boxes by Friday.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been counting for two hours by lunch.
You will have been counting tickets all morning by then.
He will have been counting coins for an hour at noon.
We will have been counting votes for several hours by midnight.
They will have been counting guests since the doors opened.
Present Simple Negative
I do not count unfinished work as progress.
You do not count the empty boxes.
He does not count small mistakes.
We do not count damaged items.
They do not count late arrivals.
Present Simple Question
Do I count these pages too?
Do you count every person here?
Does he count the money himself?
Do we count these votes as valid?
Do they count the boxes before shipping?
Past Simple Negative
I did not count the missing tickets.
You did not count the final group.
He did not count the empty seats.
We did not count the late votes.
They did not count the damaged boxes.
Past Simple Question
Did I count the envelopes correctly?
Did you count all the chairs?
Did he count the coins yesterday?
Did we count everyone before leaving?
Did they count the votes last night?