English conjugation practice
Describe
Describe conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I describe my new room clearly.
You describe the picture very well.
He describes his job to visitors.
We describe our plans during dinner.
They describe the old house as peaceful.
Present Continuous
I am describing the scene for my friend.
You are describing a very unusual dream.
He is describing what happened at school.
We are describing our favorite places to one another.
They are describing the concert in excited voices.
Present Perfect
I have described the problem in my email.
You have described the painting accurately.
He has described the event to the manager.
We have described our experience online.
They have described the journey in detail.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been describing this place for an hour.
You have been describing your new project all morning.
He has been describing the accident to the police.
We have been describing the process to new workers.
They have been describing their trip for days.
Past Simple
I described the picture yesterday.
You described the room before lunch.
He described the problem last night.
We described the scene to our parents.
They described the winner at the ceremony.
Past Continuous
I was describing the plan when you called.
You were describing the film during the break.
He was describing a bird near the window.
We were describing our ideas at the meeting.
They were describing the landscape as the train moved.
Past Perfect
I had described the issue before the meeting began.
You had described the symptoms to the doctor.
He had described the place before we visited it.
We had described the rules before play started.
They had described the scene before the reporter arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been describing the route for ten minutes before she understood.
You had been describing the movie before I entered.
He had been describing the symptoms all afternoon.
We had been describing our concerns before the vote.
They had been describing the journey since breakfast.
Future Simple (will)
I will describe the results tomorrow.
You will describe your idea to the class.
He will describe the plan after dinner.
We will describe the project at the conference.
They will describe what they saw.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to describe the experiment now.
You are going to describe the character in your essay.
He is going to describe the neighborhood tomorrow.
We are going to describe the problem together.
They are going to describe the museum to tourists.
Future Continuous
I will be describing the project at noon.
You will be describing the process during the workshop.
He will be describing the scenery on the tour.
We will be describing our research next week.
They will be describing the new service at the fair.
Future Perfect
I will have described everything by Friday.
You will have described the main points by then.
He will have described the case before the hearing.
We will have described our findings before the final session.
They will have described the town by the end of the tour.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been describing the project for an hour by noon.
You will have been describing the process all morning by lunch.
He will have been describing the event for weeks by opening day.
We will have been describing our experience for a year by July.
They will have been describing the area for several days by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not describe private conversations online.
You do not describe the picture clearly.
He does not describe his feelings easily.
We do not describe the plan as perfect.
They do not describe the incident in detail.
Present Simple Question
Do I describe the problem well?
Do you describe this place to visitors?
Does he describe the plan at meetings?
Do we describe the results first?
Do they describe the experience positively?
Past Simple Negative
I did not describe the accident to anyone.
You did not describe the room in your report.
He did not describe the stranger yesterday.
We did not describe our concerns at the time.
They did not describe the place as dangerous.
Past Simple Question
Did I describe the situation correctly?
Did you describe the painting yesterday?
Did he describe the route to you?
Did we describe the event in enough detail?
Did they describe what happened at school?