English conjugation practice
Cry
Cry conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I cry when I feel very sad.
Sometimes you cry during emotional movies.
At night, he cries quietly.
When we lose a game, we sometimes cry.
The children cry after the accident.
Present Continuous
I am crying because I miss my family.
Why are you crying in the kitchen?
He is crying beside the window.
We are crying with laughter.
Outside, they are crying in the rain.
Present Perfect
I have cried about this problem before.
You have cried enough for one day.
He has cried since the news arrived.
We have cried tears of joy today.
They have cried over the ending of the story.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been crying for an hour.
You have been crying since breakfast.
He has been crying in his room all afternoon.
We have been crying while watching the film.
They have been crying since the ceremony ended.
Past Simple
I cried after I lost my favorite toy.
You cried when the doctor gave you the news.
He cried during yesterday's ceremony.
We cried when our team won.
They cried after saying goodbye.
Past Continuous
I was crying when you called.
You were crying during the final scene.
He was crying while he read the message.
We were crying when the lights came back on.
They were crying as the old house disappeared.
Past Perfect
I had cried before my sister arrived.
You had cried yourself to sleep by midnight.
He had cried before anyone noticed.
We had cried so much that our eyes hurt.
They had cried before the comforting music began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been crying for hours before help came.
You had been crying before I entered the room.
He had been crying since the argument started.
We had been crying before the funny joke changed our mood.
They had been crying throughout the long journey.
Future Simple (will)
I will cry if the story has a sad ending.
You will cry when you see this beautiful surprise.
He will cry if his team loses.
We will cry happy tears at the wedding.
They will cry when they hear the good news.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to cry if this music continues.
You are going to cry when you open the gift.
He is going to cry after hearing that news.
We are going to cry during the final song.
They are going to cry when the old school closes.
Future Continuous
I will be crying if you tell that story again.
You will be crying during the movie tonight.
He will be crying while the guests say goodbye.
We will be crying when the credits roll.
They will be crying throughout the touching play.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow, I will have cried about this enough.
By the end of the film, you will have cried at least once.
He will have cried before the doctor returns.
By the wedding's end, we will have cried joyful tears.
They will have cried before the long ceremony finishes.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been crying for three hours.
By then, you will have been crying since dawn.
He will have been crying for a long time by evening.
By the final scene, we will have been crying for several minutes.
At midnight, they will have been crying since the announcement.
Present Simple Negative
I do not cry in front of strangers.
Please, you do not cry over a small mistake.
He does not cry easily.
We do not cry about things we cannot change.
They do not cry during scary movies.
Present Simple Question
Do I do cry whenever I feel worried?
Why do you do cry at weddings?
Does he does cry when he is lonely?
Do we do cry too easily?
Why do they do cry after the game?
Past Simple Negative
I did not cry at the sad part.
You did not cry when the balloon popped.
He did not cry after the difficult test.
We did not cry because the ending was happy.
They did not cry when the lights went out.
Past Simple Question
Did I did cry after the accident?
Did you did cry at the concert?
Why did he did cry yesterday?
When did we did cry together?
Did they did cry after their team lost?