English conjugation practice
Elect
Elect conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I elect a class leader each year.
You elect the committee chair today.
During the meeting, he elects a new captain.
Together, we elect someone we trust.
Every spring, they elect a student president.
Present Continuous
I am electing a new team captain right now.
You are electing the class representative today.
At this moment, he is electing the board members.
We are electing someone to lead the project.
They are electing a new chairperson downstairs.
Present Perfect
I have elected a new captain already.
You have elected the person who will guide us.
He has elected two assistants this morning.
We have elected someone whose ideas impressed us.
They have elected the final candidate.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been electing club officers for several years.
You have been electing team leaders since breakfast.
He has been electing volunteers for the project all week.
We have been electing leaders for different teams.
They have been electing representatives throughout the afternoon.
Past Simple
I elected a new captain yesterday.
You elected Maya after the discussion.
He elected a leader during last night's meeting.
We elected a person who had fresh ideas.
They elected three officers before lunch.
Past Continuous
I was electing a treasurer when the bell rang.
You were electing the team captain at noon.
While the others watched, he was electing new officers.
We were electing volunteers during the school assembly.
They were electing a new president when I arrived.
Past Perfect
I had elected a captain before practice began.
You had elected the chairperson by Friday.
He had elected his assistant before the interview.
We had elected someone suitable for the role.
They had elected two delegates before the conference.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been electing committee members for an hour before lunch.
You had been electing team leaders since early morning.
He had been electing officers for weeks before the ceremony.
We had been electing representatives all afternoon.
They had been electing board members before the storm began.
Future Simple (will)
I will elect a new captain tomorrow.
You will elect the next representative on Monday.
He will elect a committee chair after the debate.
We will elect our leader once everyone arrives.
They will elect a new president this evening.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to elect a team captain soon.
You are going to elect the class leader today.
He is going to elect a new assistant after lunch.
We are going to elect a chairperson at the meeting.
They are going to elect two new delegates.
Future Continuous
I will be electing officers during the afternoon.
You will be electing a captain at three o'clock.
He will be electing committee members while we travel.
We will be electing leaders when the guests arrive.
They will be electing a new chair during the session.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have elected a new captain.
By noon, you will have elected the committee chair.
Before the ceremony, he will have elected his assistant.
By sunset, we will have elected our new leader.
By the end of the day, they will have elected three delegates.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been electing officers for two hours.
By Friday, you will have been electing leaders all week.
By then, he will have been electing committee members for a month.
By the evening, we will have been electing team leaders for hours.
By tomorrow, they will have been electing delegates for three days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not elect anyone without hearing their ideas.
You do not elect a leader by guessing.
He does not elect people for personal reasons.
We do not elect anyone before the discussion.
They do not elect leaders without a fair vote.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I elect the committee chair today?
Why do you do you elect a new captain each season?
When does he does he elect his assistant?
Do we do we elect the leader before lunch?
Who do they do they elect for the open position?
Past Simple Negative
I did not elect a captain last year.
You did not elect the person I expected.
He did not elect anyone during the first meeting.
We did not elect a leader until everyone spoke.
They did not elect the candidate with the most experience.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I elect the right person yesterday?
Why did you did you elect Maya as captain?
When did he did he elect the new chairperson?
Did we did we elect someone for the role?
Who did they did they elect at the final meeting?