English conjugation practice
Decide
Decide conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always decide what to wear the night before.
You must decide which path to take at the fork.
He decides the menu for the restaurant every week.
We decide on our vacation destination together every year.
They decide the rules for the game before playing.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am deciding between the red shirt and the blue one.
At this moment, you are deciding the future of the project.
He is deciding whether to go to college or start working.
We are deciding what to cook for dinner at this very minute.
They are deciding on a date for the wedding right now.
Present Perfect
I have decided to buy the blue car instead of the red one.
You have decided on a great costume for the party.
He has decided to study engineering at university.
We have decided to paint the kitchen light yellow.
They have decided to adopt a puppy from the shelter.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been deciding matters very slowly because of stress.
You have been deciding everything for us recently.
He has been deciding on a career path for months.
We have been deciding on the budget for three weeks.
They have been deciding where to move for a long time.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I decided to clean my entire room.
You decided to join the soccer team last summer.
He decided to order pizza for dinner last night.
We decided to walk home because the weather was beautiful.
They decided to watch a movie instead of studying.
Past Continuous
At 7 PM yesterday, I was deciding what to wear to the party.
While you were deciding on a flavor, the ice cream melted.
He was deciding which book to read when the lights went out.
We were deciding on a game when our friends arrived.
They were deciding where to eat when it started to rain.
Past Perfect
Before he called, I had decided to stay home.
By the time the bus arrived, you had decided to walk.
He had decided on the major before the semester started.
We had decided on the plan before the meeting began.
They had decided to sell the house before they moved.
Past Perfect Continuous
Before the deadline, I had been deciding between two great options for days.
You had been deciding on a major for a year before making a choice.
He had been deciding whether to sell his car for months.
We had been deciding on a name for the baby for months.
They had been deciding where to go on vacation all winter.
Future Simple (will)
If you ask me, I will decide tomorrow morning.
You will decide your schedule when you get the job.
He will decide the winner of the contest next Tuesday.
We will decide on the final budget next week.
They will decide the dates for the tournament tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to decide on my major later tonight.
You are going to decide which movie we watch tonight.
He is going to decide on his new car this afternoon.
We are going to decide on the menu for the party later.
They are going to decide where to build the new school.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be deciding on the final design.
You will be deciding your future during the meeting tomorrow.
He will be deciding on the winner while watching the replays.
We will be deciding on the budget throughout the afternoon.
They will be deciding on the rules during the conference.
Future Perfect
By next week, I will have decided on my university.
You will have decided your plans before the holidays start.
He will have decided on a gift before her birthday.
We will have decided on a venue before the invitations go out.
They will have decided the winner by the time we arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been deciding these cases for a decade.
You will have been deciding on a career for two years by July.
He will have been deciding local policies for five years this fall.
We will have been deciding these matters together for twenty years next month.
They will have been deciding on a strategy for a month by Friday.
Present Simple Negative
I do not decide these things without talking to my manager.
You do not decide the rules of the game by yourself.
He does not decide on a restaurant without checking reviews.
We do not decide the schedule for the trains.
They do not decide the policy for the entire company.
Present Simple Question
Do I decide which room we use for the meeting?
Do you decide what to cook for dinner every night?
Does he decide the final scores for the competition?
Do we decide on the color of the walls today?
Do they decide the winners based on votes?
Past Simple Negative
I did not decide to change the plans; John did.
You did not decide to leave early last night, did you?
He did not decide on his major until his senior year.
We did not decide on the destination until yesterday.
They did not decide to close the shop until the storm started.
Past Simple Question
Did I decide on the correct date for the party?
Did you decide to go to the beach or the mountains last weekend?
Did he decide to buy the laptop yesterday?
Did we decide to meet at five o'clock or six o'clock?
Did they decide to cancel the outdoor concert because of the rain?