English conjugation practice
Escape
Escape conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I escape through the back door.
Usually, you escape before sunrise.
He escapes whenever the gate opens.
At night, we escape to the quiet beach.
The prisoners escape through a hidden tunnel.
Present Continuous
I am escaping from the noisy party now.
Look out—you are escaping through the wrong door.
He is escaping while the guards are talking.
We are escaping the heat inside this cool room.
They are escaping before the storm arrives.
Present Perfect
I have escaped from that difficult situation.
You have escaped serious trouble today.
He has escaped without a scratch.
We have escaped the worst part of the storm.
The hikers have escaped the rising floodwater.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been escaping to the countryside on weekends.
You have been escaping your responsibilities for weeks.
He has been escaping through the garden each evening.
We have been escaping to the mountains every summer.
They have been escaping from the crowded city.
Past Simple
I escaped through the kitchen yesterday.
You escaped just before the bridge fell.
He escaped from the fire last night.
After the alarm sounded, we escaped safely.
The children escaped the rain by entering a shop.
Past Continuous
I was escaping when the phone rang.
You were escaping across the field at noon.
He was escaping as the lights went out.
We were escaping the cold by staying indoors.
They were escaping when the rescue team arrived.
Past Perfect
I had escaped before anyone noticed.
By dawn, you had escaped the dangerous area.
He had escaped before the search began.
We had escaped the traffic before the accident occurred.
They had escaped to safety when the storm hit.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been escaping from the noise for hours.
You had been escaping difficult questions all morning.
He had been escaping through back streets before sunset.
We had been escaping the summer heat for years.
They had been escaping through the forest before help came.
Future Simple (will)
I will escape as soon as the door opens.
You will escape this difficult place soon.
He will escape if the guard looks away.
We will escape the busy city next weekend.
They will escape by taking the forest path.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to escape from this noisy room.
You are going to escape the traffic by leaving early.
He is going to escape through the side entrance.
We are going to escape to the coast tomorrow.
They are going to escape before the heavy rain starts.
Future Continuous
At this time tomorrow, I will be escaping the winter cold.
You will be escaping through the tunnel after lunch.
He will be escaping while the others wait outside.
We will be escaping the heat on the lake.
They will be escaping from the island during the afternoon.
Future Perfect
By midnight, I will have escaped the storm.
By then, you will have escaped the crowded streets.
He will have escaped before the police arrive.
By Friday, we will have escaped the cold weather.
By sunrise, they will have escaped to the next village.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been escaping to the beach for three months.
By noon, you will have been escaping the heat for hours.
By then, he will have been escaping through the forest all morning.
By August, we will have been escaping to the mountains every weekend.
By morning, they will have been escaping the flooded streets all night.
Present Simple Negative
I do not escape from problems by ignoring them.
You do not escape responsibility that way.
He does not escape through the main gate.
We do not escape the rules at school.
They do not escape without leaving a trace.
Present Simple Question
Why do I do escape into the garden every morning?
When do you do escape from work?
How does he does escape from that locked room?
Where do we do escape after the show?
Why do they do escape through the forest?
Past Simple Negative
I did not escape the storm yesterday.
You did not escape through the window.
He did not escape the flooded road.
We did not escape the traffic that evening.
They did not escape the burning building alone.
Past Simple Question
Why did I did escape through the cellar?
How did you did escape from the island?
When did he did escape from the prison?
Why did we did escape into the rain?
When did they did escape to the mountains?