English conjugation practice
Dig
Dig conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I dig in the garden.
You dig small holes for the plants.
He digs near the old tree.
We dig together every Saturday.
They dig trenches for the new garden.
Present Continuous
I am digging a hole for the rose.
You are digging beside the shed.
He is digging while his brother watches.
We are digging a path beside the wall.
They are digging for buried stones.
Present Perfect
I have dug three holes today.
You have dug deep enough.
He has dug a channel for the water.
We have dug up the broken pipe.
They have dug across the entire field.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been digging since breakfast.
You have been digging for an hour.
He has been digging all morning.
We have been digging in the rain.
They have been digging since the workers arrived.
Past Simple
I dug a hole yesterday.
You dug beside the fence last night.
He dug up an old coin.
We dug the garden before lunch.
They dug a tunnel under the road.
Past Continuous
I was digging when the rain began.
You were digging near the gate at noon.
He was digging while we prepared lunch.
We were digging when the shovel broke.
They were digging beside the river that afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had dug the hole before sunset.
You had dug a trench by the time I arrived.
He had dug beneath the tree earlier.
We had dug the foundation before the storm.
They had dug through the soil before noon.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been digging for hours before resting.
You had been digging since dawn when we came.
He had been digging all day before he stopped.
We had been digging in the wet ground.
They had been digging for weeks before finding the pipe.
Future Simple (will)
I will dig after work tomorrow.
You will dig the next section.
He will dig wherever the map shows a mark.
We will dig until the water appears.
They will dig the last trench tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to dig behind the garage.
You are going to dig a bed for the vegetables.
He is going to dig near the fence this afternoon.
We are going to dig a drainage ditch.
They are going to dig after the ground dries.
Future Continuous
I will be digging at ten o'clock.
You will be digging while the others plant seeds.
He will be digging throughout the morning.
We will be digging beside the stream at noon.
They will be digging during the afternoon shift.
Future Perfect
I will have dug the hole by Friday.
You will have dug enough space by then.
He will have dug the entire path before winter.
We will have dug the trench before the pipes arrive.
They will have dug all the wells by spring.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been digging for three hours by noon.
You will have been digging since early morning.
He will have been digging for a week by Friday.
We will have been digging through the hard clay by sunset.
They will have been digging for months by the end of summer.
Present Simple Negative
I do not dig near the roots.
You do not dig deep holes here.
He does not dig without permission.
We do not dig during the winter.
They do not dig near the road.
Present Simple Question
Do I dig in the right place?
Do you dig here every day?
Does he dig with a small shovel?
Do we dig before planting the seeds?
Do they dig near the stream?
Past Simple Negative
I did not dig yesterday because it rained.
You did not dig far enough.
He did not dig the hole himself.
We did not dig because the ground was frozen.
They did not dig beneath the wall.
Past Simple Question
Did I dig too close to the tree?
Did you dig this hole last weekend?
Why did he dig near the gate?
Where did we dig the first trench?
How long did they dig yesterday?