English conjugation practice
Die
Die conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I know that I die a little inside when sad.
You must be careful or you die of heat.
He knows that plants die without any fresh water.
We all know that stars die after billions years.
They say that ancient traditions never truly die out.
Present Continuous
I feel like I am dying of thirst right now.
Because you are very sick, you are dying to get some fresh water right now.
He is very sick and the doctor thinks he is dying.
We feel like we are dying from laughing so much.
The old trees are dying because of the disease.
Present Perfect
I have died many times on this hard game level.
You have died in the video game five times today.
He has died in the story, which makes me sad.
We are sad because our old house plants have died.
The ancient legends have died out over the centuries.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I feel like I have been dying to see you.
You have been dying to go to Paris for years.
He has been dying to try that new restaurant lately.
We have been dying for some fresh air all day.
They have been dying to hear the exciting news today.
Past Simple
Yesterday, my old gold fish died in its bowl.
You were sad when your favorite cat died last year.
The famous actor died at a very old age.
We were sad when the old neighborhood tree died.
The flowers died because of the sudden winter frost.
Past Continuous
At that moment, I felt like I was dying of embarrassment.
While you were dying of laughter, I was serious.
He thought he was dying when his heart raced yesterday.
We felt we were dying of heat during afternoon.
The plants were dying before we watered them yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the doctor arrived, the old king had died.
You discovered that your favorite plant had died already.
He was sad because his loyal dog had died.
We realized the ancient custom had died out long ago.
They were told the flowers had died from drought.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dying to see the movie before it closed.
You had been dying for a break when vacation started.
He had been dying of hunger before lunch was ready.
We had been dying for rain before the storm came.
They had been dying to visit us before they moved.
Future Simple (will)
If I do not get water, I will die of thirst.
You will die of laughter if you see this movie.
He will die happy if he finishes his book.
We will die of boredom if we stay here.
They say true friendship never will die over time.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I feel so sick today, I think I am going to die.
You look like you are going to die of laughter.
He is very weak and feels he is going to die.
We are so tired we feel we are going to die.
Those old traditions are going to die out soon.
Future Continuous
In the next scene, I will be dying on stage.
You will be dying of curiosity by tomorrow morning.
He will be dying to know the big secret tomorrow.
If the water supply runs out, we will be dying of thirst in this hot desert tomorrow.
They will be dying of hunger when the bus arrives.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have died a thousand deaths in game.
You will have died in the simulation before the end.
He will have died in the final chapter of book.
We will have died of boredom before the speech ends.
They will have died out as a species by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been dying to travel for ages.
You will have been dying for a holiday for months.
He will have been dying to meet her for years.
We will have been dying for a vacation since January.
They will have been dying to change jobs for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not die easily in this action video game.
You do not die if you eat this safe mushroom.
He does not die in the movie, he survives well.
We do not die of hunger if we skip breakfast.
The brave soldiers do not die in vain for country.
Present Simple Question
Do I die if I touch this electric fence now?
Do you die a lot in this difficult game?
Does he die at the end of the story book?
Do we die of heat if we stay outside today?
Do they die out if they lose their natural habitat?
Past Simple Negative
I did not die during the dangerous hiking trip yesterday.
You did not die of boredom during the long lecture.
He did not die in the war; he came home.
We did not die of hunger because we found snacks.
The old customs did not die out in that village.
Past Simple Question
Did I die in the last round of the game?
Did you die of embarrassment when you fell down yesterday?
Did he die from old age or from a disease?
Did we die of boredom during that very long meeting?
Did they die out during the ice age millions years ago?