English conjugation practice
Enter
Enter conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I enter the building through the front door.
Usually, you enter the room quietly.
Every morning, he enters the office at eight.
At noon, we enter the museum.
The children enter their classroom together.
Present Continuous
I am entering the store now.
Why are you entering from the back door?
He is entering the competition this year.
We are entering a new stage of the project.
The guests are entering the hall now.
Present Perfect
I have entered the correct address.
You have entered the room at the right time.
He has entered his name on the form.
We have entered the final room.
They have entered the tournament.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been entering data since breakfast.
You have been entering the house through that gate all week.
He has been entering races for several years.
We have been entering through this door since noon.
They have been entering the results manually.
Past Simple
I entered the café before sunset.
Yesterday, you entered the wrong room.
He entered the race last spring.
We entered the castle by a narrow path.
The players entered the field together.
Past Continuous
I was entering the shop when it closed.
You were entering the bus as I called.
He was entering the kitchen at that moment.
We were entering the museum when the alarm rang.
The students were entering the hall at nine.
Past Perfect
I had entered the password before the screen froze.
By noon, you had entered the building.
He had entered the room before anyone noticed.
We had entered the tunnel when the lights went out.
They had entered the stadium before the match began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been entering numbers for an hour before lunch.
You had been entering the building through that door for months.
He had been entering competitions before he won one.
We had been entering the theater every night that week.
They had been entering through the side gate before it was locked.
Future Simple (will)
I will enter the room after the meeting.
You will enter the building with the group.
He will enter the competition next year.
We will enter the park from the northern gate.
They will enter the final round tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to enter the shop before it closes.
You are going to enter the race this weekend.
He is going to enter the room in a minute.
We are going to enter the cave with a guide.
They are going to enter the tournament together.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be entering the theater.
You will be entering a busy period at work.
He will be entering the stadium during the ceremony.
This time tomorrow, we will be entering the old city.
The visitors will be entering the gallery all afternoon.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have entered the information.
By then, you will have entered the main hall.
He will have entered the race before registration ends.
Before sunset, we will have entered the forest.
The guests will have entered the hall by seven.
Future Perfect Continuous
By lunch, I will have been entering records for four hours.
In June, you will have been entering this building for a year.
By then, he will have been entering races for a decade.
Next month, we will have been entering this contest for five years.
By midnight, they will have been entering the building for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not enter private offices without permission.
You do not enter this area after dark.
He does not enter the contest every year.
We do not enter the room during the test.
They do not enter the building without badges.
Present Simple Question
Where do I enter the building?
When do you enter the competition?
Why does he enter through that gate?
Which door do we enter first?
Do they enter the race every summer?
Past Simple Negative
I did not enter the shop yesterday.
You did not enter the building before noon.
He did not enter the final round.
We did not enter the theater because it was full.
They did not enter the tunnel during the storm.
Past Simple Question
Why did I enter the wrong room?
When did you enter the building?
Did he enter the race last year?
Which gate did we enter yesterday?
Why did they enter the contest so late?