English conjugation practice
Drive
Drive conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I drive to work every morning.
You drive very carefully.
He drives his children to school.
We drive across town on Fridays.
They drive to the beach in summer.
Present Continuous
I am driving home right now.
You are driving too fast today.
He is driving through the tunnel.
We are driving toward the mountains.
They are driving around the city.
Present Perfect
I have driven this route before.
You have driven more than five hundred miles.
He has driven to three different countries.
We have driven past that lake many times.
They have driven safely through the storm.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been driving since sunrise.
You have been driving for three hours.
He has been driving all afternoon.
We have been driving toward the coast since noon.
They have been driving through the countryside for hours.
Past Simple
I drove to the store yesterday.
You drove us home after dinner.
He drove across the bridge last night.
We drove home before the snow started.
They drove along the coast last weekend.
Past Continuous
I was driving when the phone rang.
You were driving during the heavy rain.
He was driving near the station at noon.
We were driving when the sun went down.
They were driving through the desert that evening.
Past Perfect
I had driven ten miles before breakfast.
You had driven away before I arrived.
He had driven the truck before he sold it.
We had driven for hours when we found a hotel.
They had driven to the village before sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been driving for two hours when I stopped.
You had been driving all night before resting.
He had been driving since dawn when the engine failed.
We had been driving through snow for most of the day.
They had been driving for miles before finding the village.
Future Simple (will)
I will drive you home tonight.
You will drive the guests to the hotel.
He will drive us to the museum tomorrow.
We will drive north next weekend.
They will drive to the concert later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to drive to the lake tomorrow.
You are going to drive the rental car.
He is going to drive his sister home.
We are going to drive home after the show.
They are going to drive through the national park.
Future Continuous
I will be driving during the afternoon.
You will be driving when we call.
He will be driving across the state tomorrow.
We will be driving through the hills this time tomorrow.
They will be driving all night to reach the coast.
Future Perfect
I will have driven two hundred miles by noon.
You will have driven past the border by then.
He will have driven home before midnight.
We will have driven through four towns by evening.
They will have driven to the capital before lunch.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been driving for six hours by then.
You will have been driving since early morning.
He will have been driving for a full day by tomorrow night.
We will have been driving all day by the time we arrive.
They will have been driving for miles before the road ends.
Present Simple Negative
I do not drive in heavy traffic.
You do not drive on icy roads.
He does not drive at night.
We do not drive during rush hour.
They do not drive on weekends.
Present Simple Question
Do I drive too slowly?
Do you drive to work?
Does he drive a truck?
Do we drive past the library?
Do they drive to the office?
Past Simple Negative
I did not drive yesterday.
You did not drive after the accident.
He did not drive to the meeting.
We did not drive beyond the town.
They did not drive during the storm.
Past Simple Question
Did I drive the wrong way?
Did you drive here last night?
Did he drive the children home?
Did we drive past your house?
Did they drive to the station?