English conjugation practice
Dance
Dance conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I dance after dinner.
Usually, you dance with your friends.
At school, he dances every Friday.
We dance together at family parties.
Every summer, they dance near the lake.
Present Continuous
I am dancing in the living room right now.
Why are dancing you by yourself?
Look at him; he is dancing with great energy.
We are dancing because our favorite song is playing.
Outside the theater, they are dancing in a circle.
Present Perfect
I have danced in three school shows.
You have danced well tonight.
He has danced since the concert began.
We have danced at this festival before.
They have danced their way across the room.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been dancing for an hour.
You have been dancing since breakfast.
He has been dancing all afternoon.
We have been dancing together for years.
They have been dancing happily in the rain.
Past Simple
I danced at the wedding last Saturday.
You danced until midnight.
He danced in the talent show.
We danced before the guests arrived.
They danced a cheerful routine yesterday.
Past Continuous
I was dancing when the lights went out.
You were dancing during the final song.
He was dancing while we prepared dinner.
We were dancing when the rain began.
At that moment, they were dancing near the stage.
Past Perfect
I had danced before the audience applauded.
By noon, you had danced for two hours.
He had danced in the competition before he moved away.
We had danced together before the class ended.
They had danced several times that evening.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dancing for hours before I rested.
You had been dancing since sunset when we arrived.
He had been dancing all morning before the lesson finished.
We had been dancing together all evening.
They had been dancing outside before the storm arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will dance at your party tomorrow.
You will dance with the group next week.
He will dance after the short break.
We will dance at the celebration tonight.
They will dance for the visitors tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to dance at the festival.
You are going to dance with us tonight.
He is going to dance in the school concert.
We are going to dance after dinner.
They are going to dance at the beach party.
Future Continuous
I will be dancing at eight o'clock.
You will be dancing while the band plays.
He will be dancing on the main stage tomorrow.
We will be dancing throughout the evening.
They will be dancing at this time tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By midnight, I will have danced in two shows.
By then, you will have danced with every team member.
He will have danced the entire routine by Friday.
We will have danced together for a year by June.
They will have danced on this stage before the festival ends.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been dancing for three hours.
By then, you will have been dancing since early morning.
He will have been dancing for an hour when we arrive.
By the end of the class, we will have been dancing for two hours.
They will have been dancing together for months by opening night.
Present Simple Negative
I do not dance in crowded places.
You do not dance during quiet songs.
He does not dance at formal events.
We do not dance without warm-up exercises.
They do not dance in the rain.
Present Simple Question
Why do I dance whenever this song plays?
Do you dance at community parties?
How often does he dance with his classmates?
Where do we dance after the show?
Do they dance together every weekend?
Past Simple Negative
I did not dance at the party last night.
You did not dance during the performance.
He did not dance because his ankle hurt.
We did not dance when the music stopped.
They did not dance at yesterday's celebration.
Past Simple Question
Did I dance too close to the speakers?
Where did you dance last weekend?
Did he dance at the school celebration?
Did we dance before the band arrived?
How long did they dance at the festival?