English conjugation practice
Date
Date conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I date people I meet through friends.
You date someone from your class.
He dates a kind woman from work.
We date when our schedules allow it.
They date after meeting online.
Present Continuous
I am dating someone new this month.
You are dating a very thoughtful person.
He is dating his neighbor now.
We are dating and enjoying our time together.
They are dating despite living far apart.
Present Perfect
I have dated people from several countries.
You have dated him before.
He has dated her since college.
We have dated for nearly a year.
They have dated on and off.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been dating Maya since spring.
You have been dating for three months.
He has been dating his partner since July.
We have been dating quietly for months.
They have been dating since their first meeting.
Past Simple
I dated Alex during university.
You dated my cousin years ago.
He dated a musician last summer.
We dated briefly after graduation.
They dated for six months.
Past Continuous
I was dating Sam when I met you.
You were dating her at that time.
He was dating someone when the trip began.
We were dating when we moved cities.
They were dating before the party started.
Past Perfect
I had dated her before we became friends.
You had dated him once before.
He had dated three people by then.
We had dated for a year before separating.
They had dated secretly until their friends noticed.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dating Chris for months before we married.
You had been dating her when the news arrived.
He had been dating Lucy before meeting Jane.
We had been dating for two years when we moved.
They had been dating quietly before announcing it.
Future Simple (will)
I will date again when I feel ready.
You will date someone wonderful someday.
He will date her after the concert.
We will date next weekend.
They will date once they finish their exams.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to date someone I met at the museum.
You are going to date him tomorrow.
He is going to date a new person soon.
We are going to date after our first coffee.
They are going to date during the holidays.
Future Continuous
I will be dating someone by the end of the year.
You will be dating while I am traveling.
He will be dating her during the festival.
We will be dating for a while by then.
They will be dating when the new semester begins.
Future Perfect
I will have dated several people by then.
You will have dated him for a year by June.
He will have dated her before the wedding.
We will have dated for five years by then.
They will have dated long enough to know each other well.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been dating Taylor for six months by July.
You will have been dating for a year by Christmas.
He will have been dating her for weeks by then.
We will have been dating for two years by our anniversary.
They will have been dating for months before they decide.
Present Simple Negative
I do not date people who are dishonest.
You do not date strangers from that app.
He does not date during exam season.
We do not date casually.
They do not date people they cannot trust.
Present Simple Question
Do I date too quickly?
Do you date people from work?
Does he date anyone seriously?
Do we date after dinner?
Do they date people they meet online?
Past Simple Negative
I did not date anyone last year.
You did not date him after all.
He did not date her in college.
We did not date for very long.
They did not date after their argument.
Past Simple Question
Did I date her before you?
Did you date him in school?
Did he date your friend?
Did we date before that party?
Did they date for many years?