English conjugation practice
Crash
Crash conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I crash when I drive too fast.
Usually, you crash into soft barriers.
He crashes his bike near the gate.
We sometimes crash at our friends' homes.
After midnight, they crash on the sofa.
Present Continuous
I am crashing my old computer again.
Why are crashing you into the cones?
He is crashing through the cardboard boxes.
We are crashing the practice car safely.
They are crashing at a hotel by the beach.
Present Perfect
I have crashed twice on this track.
You have crashed the test app already.
He has crashed his scooter near the park.
We have crashed the old machine by mistake.
They have crashed after every long journey.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been crashing this game all morning.
You have been crashing into the same wall.
He has been crashing at his cousin's house.
We have been crashing test vehicles for hours.
They have been crashing on the floor after work.
Past Simple
I crashed into a snowbank yesterday.
You crashed the rental car last winter.
He crashed during the final lap.
We crashed at home after the concert.
They crashed into a tree on Tuesday.
Past Continuous
I was crashing when the warning appeared.
You were crashing through the training course.
He was crashing on the guest bed.
We were crashing test cars all afternoon.
They were crashing at our place that weekend.
Past Perfect
I had crashed before the lesson ended.
You had crashed the program by noon.
He had crashed into the wall earlier.
We had crashed the model during testing.
They had crashed before the storm began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been crashing the software for weeks.
You had been crashing repeatedly before repairs started.
He had been crashing on friends' couches for months.
We had been crashing vehicles before the safety review.
They had been crashing at the cabin all summer.
Future Simple (will)
I will crash if I ignore the signs.
You will crash the program with that command.
He will crash the bike without a helmet.
We will crash after the long flight.
They will crash into the soft landing mat.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to crash this test car now.
You are going to crash unless you slow down.
He is going to crash into the hay bales.
We are going to crash the practice vehicle.
They are going to crash after the hike.
Future Continuous
I will be crashing the simulator tomorrow morning.
You will be crashing into padded walls during training.
He will be crashing at our house this weekend.
We will be crashing test cars at ten.
They will be crashing on the beach by then.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have crashed the training program.
By then, you will have crashed twice.
Before sunset, he will have crashed the drone.
By the final round, we will have crashed several models.
They will have crashed before the race ends.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been crashing the simulator for hours.
By then, you will have been crashing test cars all day.
By August, he will have been crashing at our home for a month.
By Friday, we will have been crashing vehicles for a week.
By midnight, they will have been crashing on the sofa for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not crash when I follow the rules.
You do not crash the system with this version.
He does not crash during careful practice.
We do not crash the training cars.
They do not crash when the road is clear.
Present Simple Question
Why do I crash on this easy level?
Do you do you crash during practice?
When does he crash the bike?
Where do we crash the test cars?
Do they do they crash on this track?
Past Simple Negative
I did not crash despite the slippery road.
You did not crash the borrowed computer.
He did not crash during yesterday's race.
We did not crash the practice vehicle.
They did not crash on the difficult trail.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I crash into that cone?
Why did you crash the rental car?
When did he crash his bicycle?
Where did we crash the test vehicle?
How did they crash into the barrier?