English conjugation practice
Dislike
Dislike conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I dislike noisy restaurants.
You dislike cold coffee.
He dislikes long meetings.
We dislike waiting in lines.
They dislike noisy neighbors.
Present Continuous
I am disliking this new schedule more each day.
You are disliking the course lately.
He is disliking his new routine.
We are disliking our temporary apartment.
They are disliking the sudden changes.
Present Perfect
I have disliked that song for years.
You have disliked spicy food since childhood.
He has disliked the plan from the beginning.
We have disliked the service on both visits.
They have disliked that teacher since September.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been disliking these lessons recently.
You have been disliking your new job for months.
He has been disliking the noisy construction nearby.
We have been disliking the hotel more each night.
They have been disliking the new rules since Monday.
Past Simple
I disliked the meal yesterday.
You disliked the film we watched.
He disliked his first apartment.
We disliked the museum tour.
They disliked the hotel near the airport.
Past Continuous
I was disliking the trip before we reached the coast.
You were disliking the lesson when the bell rang.
He was disliking city life at that time.
We were disliking the food until dessert arrived.
They were disliking the new system during training.
Past Perfect
I had disliked the book before the discussion began.
You had disliked the neighborhood before moving away.
He had disliked the task long before he quit.
We had disliked the first proposal by Friday.
They had disliked the noise before the workers left.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been disliking the class for weeks before changing groups.
You had been disliking the apartment before finding a better one.
He had been disliking the project for months when he resigned.
We had been disliking the route until the guide explained it.
They had been disliking the schedule before management changed it.
Future Simple (will)
I will dislike the delay, I am sure.
You will dislike this bitter medicine.
He will dislike having to wake up early.
We will dislike missing the final train.
They will dislike the extra work tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to dislike this long wait.
You are going to dislike the crowded stadium.
He is going to dislike that strict rule.
We are going to dislike the narrow seats.
They are going to dislike the sudden temperature drop.
Future Continuous
I will be disliking the traffic during rush hour.
You will be disliking the noise by midnight.
He will be disliking the course halfway through the term.
We will be disliking the long hike by sunset.
They will be disliking the new arrangement next week.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have disliked every option on the menu.
By then, you will have disliked the delay for hours.
By the end of the week, he will have disliked the new routine.
By the final lesson, we will have disliked the difficult exercises.
By next month, they will have disliked the policy for a year.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been disliking this noise for six hours.
By July, you will have been disliking the job for a year.
By the time he leaves, he will have been disliking the town for months.
By Monday, we will have been disliking the temporary office for two weeks.
By the end of term, they will have been disliking the schedule for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not dislike the town, despite its slow buses.
You do not dislike this place as much as you expected.
He does not dislike the work, but he wants a change.
We do not dislike the new design.
They do not dislike living near the park.
Present Simple Question
Do I do dislike this flavor, or is it just unfamiliar?
Do you do dislike early meetings?
Does he does dislike the new teacher?
Do we do dislike this restaurant, or should we return?
Do they do dislike working on weekends?
Past Simple Negative
I did not dislike the concert after all.
You did not dislike the first chapter.
He did not dislike the small village.
We did not dislike the play, although it was long.
They did not dislike the meal served at lunch.
Past Simple Question
Did I did dislike the trip, or did I simply feel tired?
Did you did dislike the book we discussed?
Did he did dislike the food at the festival?
Did we did dislike the first hotel we visited?
Did they did dislike the concert last Saturday?