English conjugation practice
Demand
Demand conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I demand clear answers.
You demand respect from everyone.
At work, he demands careful planning.
Together, we demand better service.
The customers demand quick action.
Present Continuous
I am demanding an explanation right now.
Why are demanding you special treatment?
He is demanding that the door be opened.
We are demanding changes from the manager.
Outside, they are demanding an immediate reply.
Present Perfect
I have demanded proof before signing.
You have demanded too much from the team.
He has demanded an apology.
We have demanded a safer workplace.
They have demanded that the rule be changed.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been demanding a response since Monday.
You have been demanding attention all morning.
He has been demanding better results lately.
We have been demanding action for months.
They have been demanding a meeting with the director.
Past Simple
I demanded my money back yesterday.
You demanded an immediate solution.
He demanded to see the manager.
We demanded better conditions last year.
The workers demanded higher wages.
Past Continuous
I was demanding a refund when the clerk arrived.
You were demanding answers during the meeting.
He was demanding help from the staff.
We were demanding action while others waited.
They were demanding proof of ownership.
Past Perfect
I had demanded a receipt before I left.
You had demanded an answer by noon.
He had demanded silence before the speech began.
We had demanded repairs before the storm arrived.
They had demanded that the vote be repeated.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been demanding help for weeks before they listened.
You had been demanding a promotion for months.
He had been demanding changes before the policy ended.
We had been demanding a meeting since spring.
They had been demanding results long before the deadline.
Future Simple (will)
I will demand an honest answer tomorrow.
You will demand better treatment next time.
He will demand a full report.
We will demand action if nothing improves.
They will demand compensation for the damage.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to demand a refund today.
You are going to demand an explanation soon.
He is going to demand better equipment.
We are going to demand safer roads.
They are going to demand proof at the entrance.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be demanding a decision.
You will be demanding answers during the hearing.
He will be demanding better results next season.
This time tomorrow, we will be demanding changes.
They will be demanding a clear commitment.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have demanded a formal reply.
By then, you will have demanded enough evidence.
Before the meeting ends, he will have demanded an apology.
By sunset, we will have demanded a safe solution.
After the trial, they will have demanded compensation.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been demanding repairs for a year.
By then, you will have been demanding answers for weeks.
In July, he will have been demanding change for six months.
By next week, we will have been demanding action for ten days.
By then, they will have been demanding justice for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not demand perfection from beginners.
You do not demand much from your friends.
He does not demand special privileges.
We do not demand impossible promises.
They do not demand more than is reasonable.
Present Simple Question
Why do I demand so much of myself?
What do you demand from this service?
Why does he demand another meeting?
Do we demand too much from the volunteers?
What do they demand before approval?
Past Simple Negative
I did not demand an answer yesterday.
You did not demand anything unreasonable.
He did not demand to speak first.
We did not demand special treatment.
They did not demand an immediate decision.
Past Simple Question
Did I demand too much at the interview?
Why did you demand a written guarantee?
What did he demand from the supplier?
Did we demand a fair price?
Why did they demand that the plan change?