English conjugation practice
Deliver
Deliver conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I deliver packages every morning.
You deliver letters to the office.
He delivers fresh bread before noon.
We deliver books across the city.
They deliver furniture on Fridays.
Present Continuous
I am delivering your order now.
You are delivering the documents this afternoon.
He is delivering a parcel at the moment.
We are delivering the furniture upstairs.
They are delivering aid to the island.
Present Perfect
I have delivered all the invitations.
You have delivered excellent results.
He has delivered the keys safely.
We have delivered the project successfully.
They have delivered the final message.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been delivering parcels since sunrise.
You have been delivering food for three hours.
He has been delivering newspapers all week.
We have been delivering meals to families nearby.
They have been delivering aid since the storm began.
Past Simple
I delivered the package yesterday.
You delivered the speech with confidence.
He delivered the flowers last night.
We delivered the chairs to the hall.
They delivered clean water after the flood.
Past Continuous
I was delivering a box when you called.
You were delivering meals during the festival.
He was delivering mail at eight o'clock.
We were delivering supplies while the roads were open.
They were delivering boxes near the station.
Past Perfect
I had delivered the parcel before sunset.
You had delivered the message by noon.
He had delivered the keys before we arrived.
We had delivered every order by Friday.
They had delivered the aid before nightfall.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been delivering parcels for hours before resting.
You had been delivering supplies all morning.
He had been delivering bread before the shop opened.
We had been delivering meals before the kitchen closed.
They had been delivering water since the earthquake.
Future Simple (will)
I will deliver your package tomorrow.
You will deliver the documents after lunch.
He will deliver the order on Monday.
We will deliver everything before noon.
They will deliver the furniture next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to deliver the gift tonight.
You are going to deliver the package soon.
He is going to deliver the furniture tomorrow.
We are going to deliver meals this evening.
They are going to deliver the new equipment.
Future Continuous
I will be delivering orders throughout the afternoon.
You will be delivering books during the event.
He will be delivering parcels at ten.
We will be delivering the project materials next month.
They will be delivering aid during the weekend.
Future Perfect
I will have delivered the parcel by Friday.
You will have delivered all the invitations by then.
He will have delivered the goods before noon.
We will have delivered every order before the holiday.
They will have delivered the supplies by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been delivering packages for six hours by noon.
You will have been delivering meals for a year by July.
He will have been delivering mail since early morning.
We will have been delivering aid for a month by winter.
They will have been delivering water for days by Friday.
Present Simple Negative
I do not deliver packages on Sundays.
You do not deliver to this address.
He does not deliver after dark.
We do not deliver outside the city.
They do not deliver on public holidays.
Present Simple Question
Do I deliver this form today?
Do you deliver to rural areas?
Does he deliver before breakfast?
Do we deliver to every neighborhood?
Do they deliver on Saturday mornings?
Past Simple Negative
I did not deliver the parcel yesterday.
You did not deliver the documents on time.
He did not deliver the flowers last night.
We did not deliver the chairs to the hall.
They did not deliver the aid that day.
Past Simple Question
Did I deliver the correct package?
Did you deliver the letter yesterday?
Did he deliver the order safely?
Did we deliver everything before noon?
Did they deliver the furniture last week?