English conjugation practice
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Edit conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I edit articles at work.
You edit photos for your blog.
He edits the school newspaper.
We edit videos for local events.
They edit reports before publication.
Present Continuous
I am editing a letter right now.
You are editing the family video today.
He is editing a draft in his office.
We are editing our project together.
They are editing the film downstairs.
Present Perfect
I have edited three pages so far.
You have edited the document carefully.
He has edited every chapter.
We have edited our final draft.
They have edited several interviews.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been editing since breakfast.
You have been editing for two hours.
He has been editing the novel all morning.
We have been editing our website this week.
They have been editing the newspaper all day.
Past Simple
I edited the message yesterday.
You edited my essay last night.
He edited the photo before dinner.
We edited the video last summer.
They edited the playbill before the show.
Past Continuous
I was editing when the phone rang.
You were editing during the train ride.
He was editing a document at noon.
We were editing late into the evening.
They were editing as the deadline approached.
Past Perfect
I had edited the notes before class.
You had edited the file before I checked it.
He had edited the script by Friday.
We had edited the presentation when the client called.
They had edited the recordings before the festival.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been editing for an hour before lunch.
You had been editing all morning when I visited.
He had been editing the book for months before release.
We had been editing together before the meeting started.
They had been editing the magazine for weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will edit the report tomorrow.
You will edit the photos after lunch.
He will edit the document later.
We will edit the recording next week.
They will edit the script before filming.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to edit my application tonight.
You are going to edit the family pictures.
He is going to edit the film this weekend.
We are going to edit our podcast tomorrow.
They are going to edit the website soon.
Future Continuous
I will be editing at three o'clock.
You will be editing during the afternoon.
He will be editing the novel next month.
We will be editing from home tomorrow.
They will be editing the newspaper at noon.
Future Perfect
I will have edited the draft by Friday.
You will have edited all the pictures by then.
He will have edited the chapter before noon.
We will have edited the video by next week.
They will have edited the article before the deadline.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been editing for three hours by noon.
You will have been editing all morning by lunchtime.
He will have been editing the book for a year by July.
We will have been editing for weeks by the launch.
They will have been editing the magazine for months by autumn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not edit documents on Sundays.
You do not edit videos at school.
He does not edit his own photographs.
We do not edit client records at home.
They do not edit the newspaper on holidays.
Present Simple Question
Do I edit this paragraph correctly?
Do you edit your notes after class?
Does he edit the school magazine?
Do we edit the report before sending it?
Do they edit videos for the festival?
Past Simple Negative
I did not edit the file yesterday.
You did not edit the final page.
He did not edit the recording last night.
We did not edit the report on Monday.
They did not edit the script in time.
Past Simple Question
Did I edit the correct document?
Did you edit the photo last night?
Did he edit the letter before mailing it?
Did we edit every section of the report?
Did they edit the newspaper last weekend?