English conjugation practice
Defend
Defend conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I defend my ideas calmly.
Why do you defend that decision?
At school, he defends his younger brother.
Together, we defend our community.
The lawyers defend their client in court.
Present Continuous
I am defending my friend right now.
You are defending a difficult position today.
He is defending his project before the committee.
We are defending our position at the meeting.
They are defending the goal very well.
Present Perfect
I have defended my choice many times.
You have defended your friends with great courage.
He has defended the team since Monday.
We have defended this cause for years.
They have defended their title successfully.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been defending this plan all morning.
You have been defending him since the argument began.
He has been defending his thesis for months.
We have been defending our rights together.
They have been defending the village since dawn.
Past Simple
I defended my little sister yesterday.
You defended the proposal during the debate.
He defended his goalkeeper after the match.
We defended our neighborhood last night.
They defended the island bravely.
Past Continuous
I was defending my view when the bell rang.
You were defending the goal at halftime.
He was defending his friend during the discussion.
We were defending our camp throughout the storm.
They were defending the bridge at midnight.
Past Perfect
I had defended my position before the vote.
You had defended the team long before I joined.
He had defended the village before reinforcements came.
We had defended our plan before the meeting ended.
They had defended the harbor before winter arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been defending the idea for hours before they agreed.
You had been defending your friend since breakfast.
He had been defending the gate all night when help arrived.
We had been defending our rights long before the law changed.
They had been defending the city since the first attack.
Future Simple (will)
I will defend your decision tomorrow.
You will defend the school in the final match.
He will defend his title next year.
We will defend our home if necessary.
They will defend the championship this season.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to defend my choice at the meeting.
You are going to defend the team this afternoon.
He is going to defend his project with evidence.
We are going to defend our plan with facts.
They are going to defend the bridge tonight.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be defending our agreement.
You will be defending the goal during the second half.
He will be defending the team when the press arrives.
We will be defending our neighborhood all evening.
They will be defending the city at dawn.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have defended my proposal.
By then, you will have defended your position twice.
Before sunset, he will have defended the entrance.
By the final round, we will have defended our title.
By morning, they will have defended the whole border.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been defending this cause for six hours.
By next week, you will have been defending the team for a month.
By midnight, he will have been defending the gate all day.
By the end of the day, we will have been defending our rights for hours.
By July, they will have been defending the island for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not defend unfair rules.
You do not defend that behavior.
He does not defend people who cheat.
We do not defend violence.
They do not defend that kind of language.
Present Simple Question
I wonder whether I do defend my ideas clearly.
Can you explain why you do defend this proposal?
I asked whether he does defend his decisions.
Do you see how well we do defend our community?
I wonder how effectively they do defend the coast.
Past Simple Negative
I did not defend the accusation yesterday.
You did not defend your choice during the interview.
He did not defend the goal in the final minute.
We did not defend the road last night.
They did not defend their title last season.
Past Simple Question
I asked myself whether I did defend my friend well.
Why do you think you did defend the plan successfully?
The report asks whether he did defend the village.
Did the coach explain how we did defend the goal?
I asked why they did defend that decision.