English conjugation practice
Damage
Damage conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I damage old boxes during practice.
You damage the paint with that tool.
He damages his phone when he drops it.
We damage fewer plants now.
They damage the wall during games.
Present Continuous
I am damaging the surface by scrubbing it.
You are damaging the grass with those heavy shoes.
He is damaging the chair while moving it.
We are damaging the trail by riding here.
They are damaging the fence with the ball.
Present Perfect
I have damaged one corner of the table.
You have damaged the cover slightly.
He has damaged his bicycle beyond repair.
We have damaged the package during transport.
They have damaged the road with their trucks.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been damaging my eyes by reading in poor light.
You have been damaging the soil for several months.
He has been damaging the machine since morning.
We have been damaging the lake without realizing it.
They have been damaging the habitat since construction began.
Past Simple
I damaged the vase yesterday.
You damaged the box before lunch.
He damaged the door during the move.
We damaged the carpet while painting.
They damaged the fence on Saturday.
Past Continuous
I was damaging the surface when you called.
You were damaging the book with that marker.
He was damaging the wall as he drilled.
We were damaging the path without noticing.
They were damaging the old house when help arrived.
Past Perfect
I had damaged the screen before the class started.
You had damaged the cable by then.
He had damaged the engine before the trip.
We had damaged the tent by nightfall.
They had damaged the boat before the rescue team came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been damaging the paint for hours before I stopped.
You had been damaging the leaves all afternoon.
He had been damaging his back through poor lifting.
We had been damaging the garden by walking across it.
They had been damaging the coastline before new rules arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will damage the file if I use that program.
You will damage the device without its cover.
He will damage his chances if he lies.
We will damage the floor unless we use mats.
They will damage the bridge if they overload it.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to damage the finish if I continue.
You are going to damage your shoes in that mud.
He is going to damage the shelf with that weight.
We are going to damage the table unless we move carefully.
They are going to damage the road with that heavy truck.
Future Continuous
I will be damaging the soil if I keep using chemicals.
You will be damaging the surface during the repair.
He will be damaging the equipment while testing it.
We will be damaging the habitat during construction.
They will be damaging the walls while removing the tiles.
Future Perfect
I will have damaged the box by the end of the move.
You will have damaged the paint before the lesson ends.
He will have damaged the machine by tomorrow.
We will have damaged the floor before the work is finished.
They will have damaged the trees by the end of the season.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been damaging my hands for hours by noon.
You will have been damaging the surface all morning by then.
He will have been damaging the engine for weeks by June.
We will have been damaging the river for a year by October.
They will have been damaging the forest for months by winter.
Present Simple Negative
I do not damage living plants for fun.
You do not damage anything when you work gently.
He does not damage the tools at work.
We do not damage the environment unnecessarily.
They do not damage public property.
Present Simple Question
Do I damage the fabric with this soap?
Do you damage the box when you stack it?
Does he damage the equipment often?
Do we damage the trail by walking here?
Do they damage the walls during practice?
Past Simple Negative
I did not damage the vase; it was already cracked.
You did not damage the package yesterday.
He did not damage the door during the move.
We did not damage the garden while working.
They did not damage the old bridge.
Past Simple Question
Did I damage the screen when I moved it?
Did you damage the table during dinner?
Did he damage the fence last night?
Did we damage the road with our truck?
Did they damage the painting at the museum?