English conjugation practice
Drink
Drink conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I drink water after exercise.
Usually, you drink tea in the morning.
He drinks milk with breakfast.
On hot days, we drink plenty of water.
After the game, they drink lemonade.
Present Continuous
I am drinking juice right now.
You are drinking soup from a cup.
At this moment, he is drinking orange juice.
We are drinking hot chocolate by the fire.
Look, they are drinking smoothies together.
Present Perfect
I have drunk three glasses today.
You have drunk all the lemonade.
He has drunk enough water for the hike.
We have drunk everything in the pitcher.
They have drunk the juice that you made.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been drinking water since noon.
You have been drinking coffee all morning.
He has been drinking tea for ten minutes.
We have been drinking cold water after our run.
They have been drinking cocoa while watching the film.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I drank a glass of milk.
You drank the last bottle after lunch.
He drank tea during the meeting.
After the race, we drank cool water.
They drank hot chocolate last night.
Past Continuous
I was drinking tea when the phone rang.
You were drinking juice at seven o'clock.
While we talked, he was drinking coffee.
We were drinking lemonade in the garden.
At noon, they were drinking tea outside.
Past Perfect
I had drunk my coffee before the bus came.
By breakfast, you had drunk two glasses of water.
He had drunk the juice before anyone noticed.
We had drunk enough water before the climb began.
They had drunk all the milk when I returned.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been drinking water for an hour before dinner.
You had been drinking coffee since early morning.
He had been drinking juice before the guests came.
We had been drinking lemonade before the rain started.
They had been drinking water throughout the long journey.
Future Simple (will)
I will drink some water later.
You will drink tea after the meal.
He will drink juice at the party.
We will drink cocoa on the winter trip.
They will drink plenty of water at the picnic.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to drink a glass of water now.
You are going to drink the smoothie soon.
He is going to drink tea after class.
We are going to drink coffee before leaving.
They are going to drink orange juice with breakfast.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be drinking tea.
During the flight, you will be drinking water.
He will be drinking coffee when we meet.
At the picnic, we will be drinking lemonade.
By noon, they will be drinking cold water.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have drunk two bottles.
You will have drunk your tea before the film starts.
By then, he will have drunk enough water.
Before the hike ends, we will have drunk plenty of water.
They will have drunk all the lemonade by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By two o'clock, I will have been drinking water for hours.
You will have been drinking coffee all morning by lunch.
By noon, he will have been drinking juice for an hour.
By the end of the walk, we will have been drinking water for hours.
At sunset, they will have been drinking lemonade since lunch.
Present Simple Negative
I do not drink coffee at night.
You do not drink enough water during work.
He does not drink soda with dinner.
We do not drink alcohol at family meals.
They do not drink cold juice in winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I drink enough water each day?
Do you drink tea with breakfast?
Does he drink milk before school?
Do we drink coffee after lunch?
When do they drink their evening tea?
Past Simple Negative
I did not drink anything before the test.
You did not drink the juice yesterday.
He did not drink coffee during the trip.
We did not drink lemonade at the party.
They did not drink water before the race.
Past Simple Question
Did I drink all the juice?
Did you drink tea this morning?
Where did he drink that coffee?
When did we drink the hot chocolate?
Did they drink lemonade at lunch?