English conjugation practice
Drop
Drop conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I drop my keys sometimes.
You drop the ball carefully.
He drops coins into the jar.
We drop leaves into the stream.
They drop the package at reception.
Present Continuous
I am dropping the letters into the box now.
You are dropping crumbs on your shirt.
He is dropping the curtain slowly.
We are dropping our bags beside the bench.
They are dropping flowers from the balcony.
Present Perfect
I have dropped my phone twice today.
You have dropped the vase before.
He has dropped his keys somewhere.
We have dropped the price for everyone.
They have dropped the parcel at the office.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been dropping hints all morning.
You have been dropping paint on the floor.
He has been dropping crumbs since breakfast.
We have been dropping supplies along the trail.
They have been dropping hints about the surprise.
Past Simple
I dropped the plate yesterday.
You dropped your scarf on the bus.
He dropped the letter near the gate.
We dropped our bags before lunch.
They dropped the children at school.
Past Continuous
I was dropping papers when the wind rose.
You were dropping stones into the pond.
He was dropping tools from the ladder.
We were dropping toys into the basket.
They were dropping gifts from the truck.
Past Perfect
I had dropped the key before I noticed.
You had dropped the receipt in the hallway.
He had dropped his gloves by the time we arrived.
We had dropped the price before sales improved.
They had dropped the boxes outside the room.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dropping hints for weeks.
You had been dropping crumbs along the path.
He had been dropping coins into the machine all day.
We had been dropping supplies for several hours.
They had been dropping flyers around town.
Future Simple (will)
I will drop the documents off tomorrow.
You will drop the children at camp.
He will drop by after work.
We will drop the cost next month.
They will drop us near the station.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to drop this parcel at the post office.
You are going to drop that glass if you run.
He is going to drop the price tomorrow.
We are going to drop our luggage upstairs.
They are going to drop the curtain soon.
Future Continuous
I will be dropping the children off at eight.
You will be dropping water if that bottle leaks.
He will be dropping letters into the mailbox then.
We will be dropping supplies throughout the morning.
They will be dropping prices during the sale.
Future Perfect
I will have dropped the parcel off by noon.
You will have dropped the children at school by then.
He will have dropped the temperature by evening.
We will have dropped the price by Friday.
They will have dropped the equipment at the venue.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been dropping hints for a month by then.
You will have been dropping packages all morning.
He will have been dropping coins for hours.
We will have been dropping supplies for six hours.
They will have been dropping flyers all week.
Present Simple Negative
I do not drop food on the floor.
You do not drop your tools here.
He does not drop things easily.
We do not drop litter in the park.
They do not drop prices without notice.
Present Simple Question
Do I drop the envelope here?
Do you drop by on weekends?
Does he drop the children at school?
Do we drop our bags at reception?
Do they drop the price in winter?
Past Simple Negative
I did not drop the glass yesterday.
You did not drop your phone after all.
He did not drop the letter outside.
We did not drop the package at the wrong address.
They did not drop the curtain during rehearsal.
Past Simple Question
Did I drop my keys near the door?
When did you drop the parcel off?
Why did he drop the cup?
Where did we drop the children yesterday?
Did they drop the boxes before lunch?