English conjugation practice
Do
Do conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I usually do my homework in the library after school.
You always do a wonderful job when you paint pictures.
He does his laundry every Saturday morning without fail.
We do our grocery shopping at the local market on weekends.
They do their chores together to finish them more quickly.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am doing an exercise to improve my English grammar.
You are doing your project very well, so keep it up.
He is doing his dishes in the kitchen at the moment.
We are doing everything we can to fix this mistake immediately.
They are doing a dance performance on the stage right now.
Present Perfect
I have done all my chores, so now I can play video games.
You have done a great job fixing this broken bicycle.
He has done his homework already, so he is watching television.
We have done this experiment before, so we know the steps.
They have done their packing and are ready for the trip.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been doing yoga every morning to stay healthy.
You have been doing a lot of overtime at work this week.
He has been doing research on ancient history for three months.
We have been doing our best to save money for a new car.
They have been doing community service at the shelter all summer.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I did my laundry and cleaned the whole kitchen.
You did a fantastic job presenting your ideas at the meeting.
He did his homework during the lunch break at school.
We did our best to win the game, but we lost.
They did their grocery shopping early yesterday morning before it rained.
Past Continuous
At 8pm yesterday, I was doing my homework in my bedroom.
While you were doing the dishes, the telephone rang twice.
He was doing his exercises when he suddenly hurt his back.
We were doing our shopping when the storm started yesterday afternoon.
They were doing their homework while their parents were cooking dinner.
Past Perfect
Before the guests arrived, I had done all the cleaning.
You had done your chores before your mother asked you to.
He had done his work before he went out to play.
We had done our packing the night before the flight left.
They had done their homework before they watched the movie.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been doing my homework for two hours when the lights went out.
You had been doing sports for an hour before it started to rain.
He had been doing research for years before he found the answer.
We were doing well because we had been doing practice tests all week.
They had been doing community service for months before receiving an award.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow, I will do my best to pass the driving exam.
If you ask him, he will do the dishes for you tonight.
He will do his homework as soon as he gets home.
We will do our project together at the library this Friday.
They will do everything they can to help us move tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow morning, I am going to do my grocery shopping early.
You are going to do a great presentation today, do not worry.
He is going to do his homework after he watches the football match.
We are going to do our best to win the trophy this year.
They are going to do an experiment in the chemistry lab tomorrow.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be doing my final exam at school.
You will be doing your homework while your friends are playing outside.
He will be doing his exercises at the gym at ten o'clock tomorrow.
We will be doing our group project at the library this evening.
They will be doing their packing while we are sleeping tonight.
Future Perfect
By tonight, I will have done all my chores for the week.
By tomorrow morning, you will have done a great job cleaning up.
He will have done his homework before his favorite show starts tonight.
We will have done our presentation before the lunch break starts today.
They will have done their packing by the time the taxi arrives.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been doing this job for a year.
You will have been doing exercise for an hour by five o'clock.
He will have been doing research for ten years by next winter.
We will have been doing this project for a month next Tuesday.
They will have been doing gymnastics since childhood by the next Olympics.
Present Simple Negative
I do not like spicy food because it hurts my stomach.
You do not need to bring any food to the picnic tomorrow.
He does not speak French, but he speaks fluent Spanish and German.
We do not know the answer to this difficult math question.
They do not want to play soccer because it is raining outside.
Present Simple Question
Do I need to bring my passport to the meeting tomorrow?
Do you want to drink a cup of tea with me?
Does he play the guitar in a rock band on weekends?
Do we have enough time to finish this project before Friday?
Do they live in that big white house across the street?
Past Simple Negative
Yesterday, I did not go to school because I was feeling sick.
You did not tell me that the meeting was canceled today.
He did not see the stop sign, so he crashed his car.
We did not enjoy our vacation because the weather was terrible throughout.
They did not arrive on time because their train was delayed again.
Past Simple Question
Did I leave my keys on the kitchen table this morning?
Did you enjoy the chocolate cake I made for your birthday?
Did he finish writing his essay before the deadline last night?
Did we pass the difficult exam that we took last week?
Did they find their lost dog in the park this morning?