English conjugation practice
Debate
Debate conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I debate ideas with my classmates.
You debate calmly during meetings.
He often debates difficult topics.
We debate school rules every Friday.
They debate important subjects online.
Present Continuous
I am debating a new proposal right now.
You are debating whether to travel.
He is debating his opponent on television.
We are debating where to hold the event.
They are debating in the library today.
Present Perfect
I have debated this question before.
You have debated several excellent candidates.
He has debated the matter with care.
We have debated this plan since Monday.
They have debated the topic at length.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been debating this choice all morning.
You have been debating the budget for hours.
He has been debating whether to accept the offer.
We have been debating the question together.
They have been debating since the lesson began.
Past Simple
I debated the proposal yesterday.
You debated the question after dinner.
He debated a famous speaker last year.
We debated until everyone understood the issue.
They debated the plan during yesterday's meeting.
Past Continuous
I was debating the topic when you called.
You were debating loudly in the hall.
He was debating his view during the break.
We were debating the rules all afternoon.
They were debating outside the classroom.
Past Perfect
I had debated the issue before the vote.
You had debated this subject with your teacher.
He had debated both choices before deciding.
We had debated every option before choosing one.
They had debated the proposal before the guests arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been debating for an hour when she arrived.
You had been debating the plan since breakfast.
He had been debating the problem before the meeting ended.
We had been debating the topic before the teacher intervened.
They had been debating possible answers all evening.
Future Simple (will)
I will debate the motion tomorrow.
You will debate the question next week.
He will debate the issue on Friday.
We will debate after everyone has read the report.
They will debate the subject at the conference.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to debate this proposal tonight.
You are going to debate the issue in class.
He is going to debate a visiting student.
We are going to debate the matter this afternoon.
They are going to debate before the final decision.
Future Continuous
I will be debating at seven tonight.
You will be debating while we prepare the room.
He will be debating on the radio tomorrow.
We will be debating when you reach the office.
They will be debating in the main hall tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have debated every finalist.
You will have debated the topic before the test.
He will have debated both teams by then.
We will have debated the issue by the end of the day.
They will have debated several alternatives by Monday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been debating for three hours.
You will have been debating since early morning.
He will have been debating the issue for a week.
We will have been debating the proposal all afternoon.
They will have been debating for several hours by sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not debate personal matters at work.
You do not debate without listening first.
He does not debate with angry people.
We do not debate during quiet study time.
They do not debate minor details.
Present Simple Question
Why do I debate this point so often?
When do you debate with your team?
Does he debate at the weekend?
Where do we debate the new policy?
Do they debate every Thursday?
Past Simple Negative
I did not debate the subject yesterday.
You did not debate the final point.
He did not debate because he was tired.
We did not debate after the meeting ended.
They did not debate the proposal at all.
Past Simple Question
Did I debate that point clearly?
Why did you debate the matter alone?
When did he debate the proposal?
Where did we debate that question?
Did they debate before the vote?