English conjugation practice
Discover
Discover conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I discover new books at the library.
You discover useful facts online.
Every week, he discovers a new trail.
Together, we discover interesting places.
They discover new plants in the garden.
Present Continuous
I am discovering how this camera works.
You are discovering the city on foot.
Right now, he is discovering a quiet beach.
We are discovering better ways to study.
They are discovering clues near the river.
Present Perfect
I have discovered a helpful shortcut.
You have discovered the answer at last.
He has discovered an old family photo.
We have discovered something wonderful together.
They have discovered the source of the noise.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been discovering new recipes lately.
You have been discovering your strengths through practice.
He has been discovering unusual shells along the coast.
We have been discovering friendly cafés around town.
They have been discovering better solutions each day.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I discovered a beautiful viewpoint.
You discovered the missing key under the sofa.
He discovered an interesting museum last year.
During our trip, we discovered a quiet village.
They discovered a forgotten path in the woods.
Past Continuous
I was discovering old songs when you called.
You were discovering the neighborhood that afternoon.
He was discovering clues while everyone rested.
We were discovering local history on our walk.
They were discovering hidden rooms in the castle.
Past Perfect
Before noon, I had discovered the correct route.
You had discovered the truth before the meeting.
He had discovered the note by breakfast.
By sunset, we had discovered three waterfalls.
They had discovered the reason for the delay.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been discovering new places for months.
You had been discovering useful tools before the course ended.
He had been discovering clues for several hours.
We had been discovering family stories before the guests arrived.
They had been discovering rare birds for weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will discover the answer soon.
You will discover many surprises on the trip.
He will discover the results tomorrow.
We will discover what happened later.
They will discover fresh opportunities abroad.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to discover more about astronomy tonight.
You are going to discover why this plan works.
He is going to discover the hidden garden.
We are going to discover the island by boat.
They are going to discover new evidence.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be discovering the old quarter.
You will be discovering local customs during the tour.
He will be discovering new information at the workshop.
We will be discovering the coast next week.
They will be discovering new details during the interview.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have discovered the best solution.
You will have discovered many facts by then.
By spring, he will have discovered several new trails.
By sunset, we will have discovered the whole valley.
They will have discovered the cause by tomorrow.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been discovering new places for a year.
You will have been discovering new skills for six months.
By then, he will have been discovering clues all day.
By winter, we will have been discovering the region for months.
They will have been discovering rare plants for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not discover useful information in rumors.
You do not discover anything by giving up.
He does not discover new places often.
We do not discover answers through guessing.
They do not discover much during short visits.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I discover new ideas here?
How often do you discover something unexpected?
When does he discover the hidden facts?
Where do we discover the oldest records?
What do they discover on these walks?
Past Simple Negative
I did not discover the error yesterday.
You did not discover the note in time.
He did not discover the truth during the visit.
We did not discover the shortcut last night.
They did not discover the missing book.
Past Simple Question
What did I discover in the attic?
Did you discover the quiet garden?
When did he discover the old photograph?
Where did we discover those rare flowers?
Did they discover the reason for the change?