English conjugation practice
Earn
Earn conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I earn money online.
You earn a good salary.
He earns extra money on weekends.
We earn points by helping customers.
They earn money from their small shop.
Present Continuous
I am earning more this month.
You are earning praise for your work.
He is earning money while studying.
We are earning enough for the trip.
They are earning trust from local people.
Present Perfect
I have earned a place on the course.
You have earned this opportunity.
He has earned several awards.
We have earned our customers' confidence.
They have earned recognition for the project.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been earning extra income since June.
You have been earning more recently.
He has been earning money by repairing bikes.
We have been earning points every day.
They have been earning enough to move out.
Past Simple
I earned twenty dollars yesterday.
You earned a bonus last winter.
He earned his certificate in May.
We earned enough to buy tickets.
They earned first prize at the fair.
Past Continuous
I was earning money when college began.
You were earning tips at the restaurant.
He was earning a living as a driver.
We were earning points during the game.
They were earning money when the shop closed.
Past Perfect
I had earned enough before the rent was due.
You had earned their trust by then.
He had earned a promotion before he left.
We had earned enough points to qualify.
They had earned a good reputation by 2020.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been earning money for months before moving.
You had been earning extra pay before the contract ended.
He had been earning income from freelance work.
We had been earning points throughout the season.
They had been earning enough to open a business.
Future Simple (will)
I will earn enough for the deposit.
You will earn more with experience.
He will earn a bonus next year.
We will earn enough by Friday.
They will earn rewards for their effort.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to earn money this summer.
You are going to earn a fair wage.
He is going to earn a certificate soon.
We are going to earn enough for the renovation.
They are going to earn credit for the idea.
Future Continuous
I will be earning money while traveling.
You will be earning a salary by then.
He will be earning points during the challenge.
We will be earning income from the new service.
They will be earning bonuses during the holiday season.
Future Perfect
I will have earned enough by August.
You will have earned your degree by then.
He will have earned a promotion before winter.
We will have earned enough points to win.
They will have earned their certificates by June.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been earning money for a year by July.
You will have been earning wages for six months.
He will have been earning income from the business since spring.
We will have been earning points all afternoon.
They will have been earning money for months by Christmas.
Present Simple Negative
I do not earn much from this job.
You do not earn points for guessing.
He does not earn enough at that company.
We do not earn rewards for late work.
They do not earn a commission on sales.
Present Simple Question
How much do I earn each week?
Do you earn enough to pay rent?
How much does he earn there?
What rewards do we earn today?
Do they earn points for attendance?
Past Simple Negative
I did not earn anything last week.
You did not earn a bonus yesterday.
He did not earn enough to continue.
We did not earn enough points yesterday.
They did not earn recognition for the work.
Past Simple Question
How much did I earn last month?
What did you earn for the task?
How many points did he earn?
What award did we earn together?
Did they earn enough money?