English conjugation practice Email
Email conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I email my teacher every Monday.
You email useful links to our team.
He emails his clients before lunch.
We email the schedule to everyone.
They email their questions after class.
Present Continuous
I am emailing the doctor right now.
You are emailing a new contact at the moment.
He is emailing his manager from the train.
We are emailing the forms before the meeting.
They are emailing customers about the change.
Present Perfect
I have emailed the address you requested.
You have emailed me three times today.
He has emailed the completed application.
We have emailed our final answer.
They have emailed the hotel about parking.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been emailing local shops all morning.
You have been emailing support since breakfast.
He has been emailing possible employers for weeks.
We have been emailing members about the event.
They have been emailing the newspaper for answers.
Past Simple
I emailed the file yesterday.
You emailed the wrong address last night.
He emailed his apology after the mistake.
We emailed the teacher before school ended.
They emailed their notice last week.
Past Continuous
I was emailing the office when you called.
You were emailing during the long flight.
He was emailing a customer at noon.
We were emailing when the internet stopped.
They were emailing from a quiet café.
Past Perfect
I had emailed the details before the call.
You had emailed the teacher by noon.
He had emailed his resume before the interview.
We had emailed our concerns before the decision.
They had emailed the hotel when plans changed.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been emailing for an hour before lunch.
You had been emailing clients all morning.
He had been emailing the company for days.
We had been emailing the group before they replied.
They had been emailing volunteers since Monday.
Future Simple (will)
I will email you the map tonight.
You will email the report tomorrow.
He will email the answer after dinner.
We will email the results next week.
They will email their decision by Friday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to email the landlord this evening.
You are going to email the coach after practice.
He is going to email his application today.
We are going to email an update before noon.
They are going to email the school about the trip.
Future Continuous
I will be emailing clients during the afternoon.
You will be emailing from the airport tomorrow.
He will be emailing while we travel.
We will be emailing during the conference.
They will be emailing their invitations next month.
Future Perfect
I will have emailed the documents by noon.
You will have emailed everyone before the meeting.
He will have emailed his answer by then.
We will have emailed the invitations by Friday.
They will have emailed the customer before you arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been emailing for six hours by sunset.
You will have been emailing customers all day by then.
He will have been emailing employers for a month.
We will have been emailing partners for several weeks.
They will have been emailing supporters throughout the campaign.
Present Simple Negative
I do not email strangers online.
You do not email personal files at work.
He does not email people after midnight.
We do not email large videos.
They do not email customers on weekends.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I email the receipt now?
Do you do you email your relatives often?
Does he does he email the manager directly?
Do we do we email the form today?
Do they do they email reminders to members?
Past Simple Negative
I did not email the file yesterday.
You did not email the correct person.
He did not email his answer last night.
We did not email the school yesterday.
They did not email their decision.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I email the right address?
Did you did you email the doctor yesterday?
Did he did he email the photographs?
Did we did we email the guests last week?
Did they did they email you after the event?