English conjugation practice
Cross
Cross conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I cross the street carefully.
You cross the bridge every morning.
He crosses the park on his way home.
We cross the river by boat.
They cross the square at noon.
Present Continuous
I am crossing the road now.
You are crossing the border today.
He is crossing the playground.
We are crossing the desert this week.
They are crossing the field together.
Present Perfect
I have crossed that bridge before.
You have crossed the line at last.
He has crossed three countries.
We have crossed the river safely.
They have crossed the busy road.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been crossing this bridge for years.
You have been crossing the park every day.
He has been crossing the valley since dawn.
We have been crossing the country by train.
They have been crossing the square since lunch.
Past Simple
I crossed the bridge yesterday.
You crossed the road after sunset.
He crossed the river last summer.
We crossed the border in May.
They crossed the street together.
Past Continuous
I was crossing the square when it rained.
You were crossing the bridge at noon.
He was crossing the field during the game.
We were crossing the desert that winter.
They were crossing the road in a line.
Past Perfect
I had crossed the bridge before breakfast.
You had crossed the border by then.
He had crossed the valley before dark.
We had crossed the river before noon.
They had crossed the finish line already.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been crossing the country for weeks.
You had been crossing the bridge all morning.
He had been crossing the park before the alarm rang.
We had been crossing the mountains since Monday.
They had been crossing the field when the bell sounded.
Future Simple (will)
I will cross the bridge tomorrow.
You will cross the road with a guide.
He will cross the river next week.
We will cross the border at dawn.
They will cross the square after lunch.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to cross the street now.
You are going to cross the bridge tonight.
He is going to cross the valley tomorrow.
We are going to cross the desert soon.
They are going to cross the river by ferry.
Future Continuous
I will be crossing the country in July.
You will be crossing the bridge at eight.
He will be crossing the park this evening.
We will be crossing the mountains next month.
They will be crossing the border at midnight.
Future Perfect
I will have crossed the bridge by noon.
You will have crossed the valley before sunset.
He will have crossed the river by Friday.
We will have crossed the border before dinner.
They will have crossed the square by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been crossing the country for a month by then.
You will have been crossing the bridge for an hour by noon.
He will have been crossing the desert for days.
We will have been crossing the mountains for a week.
They will have been crossing the field for ten minutes.
Present Simple Negative
I do not cross that street alone.
You do not cross the line without permission.
He does not cross the park at night.
We do not cross the river in winter.
They do not cross the border illegally.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I cross the bridge here?
Do you do you cross this street often?
Does he does he cross the park on foot?
Do we do we cross the border today?
Do they do they cross the bridge every day?
Past Simple Negative
I did not cross the street yesterday.
You did not cross the bridge last night.
He did not cross the river.
We did not cross the border that day.
They did not cross the square.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I cross the wrong bridge?
Did you did you cross the road safely?
Did he did he cross the finish line?
Did we did we cross the border too early?
Did they did they cross the bridge before us?