English conjugation practice
Excite
Excite conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I excite the audience with new ideas.
You excite everyone at the party.
He excites his students with science.
We excite our guests with music.
They excite visitors with colorful displays.
Present Continuous
I am exciting the team with this plan.
You are exciting the children right now.
He is exciting the audience with a story.
We are exciting our friends with the news.
They are exciting the crowd outside.
Present Perfect
I have excited many readers this year.
You have excited the whole group.
He has excited his fans with one performance.
We have excited our customers with this offer.
They have excited the audience all evening.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been exciting students with creative lessons.
You have been exciting everyone since breakfast.
He has been exciting the crowd for an hour.
We have been exciting children with our show.
They have been exciting fans since noon.
Past Simple
I excited the audience last night.
You excited your friends with the surprise.
He excited the class during the experiment.
We excited our guests with a game.
They excited the children on Saturday.
Past Continuous
I was exciting the team when you called.
You were exciting the audience at noon.
He was exciting his pupils during the lesson.
We were exciting our guests when the lights went out.
They were exciting the fans during the match.
Past Perfect
I had excited the group before the meeting ended.
You had excited everyone by lunchtime.
He had excited his team before the final game.
We had excited our guests before they arrived.
They had excited the audience by the end.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been exciting the children for hours.
You had been exciting the crowd before sunset.
He had been exciting his students all morning.
We had been exciting our guests before the show began.
They had been exciting fans since early morning.
Future Simple (will)
I will excite the audience tomorrow.
You will excite everyone with your idea.
He will excite the children at the show.
We will excite our guests with dinner.
They will excite fans during the final.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to excite the class with a puzzle.
You are going to excite your guests tonight.
He is going to excite the crowd soon.
We are going to excite the audience after lunch.
They are going to excite visitors with new exhibits.
Future Continuous
I will be exciting the audience at eight.
You will be exciting the children during the trip.
He will be exciting his students tomorrow morning.
We will be exciting our guests at that time.
They will be exciting fans during the concert.
Future Perfect
I will have excited the group by Friday.
You will have excited everyone before the event ends.
He will have excited his fans by then.
We will have excited our guests before dinner.
They will have excited the audience by the finale.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been exciting readers for a year by June.
You will have been exciting the team for months by then.
He will have been exciting students all day by sunset.
We will have been exciting guests since early afternoon.
They will have been exciting fans for hours by midnight.
Present Simple Negative
I do not excite easily.
You do not excite the audience with dull talks.
He does not excite his team anymore.
We do not excite visitors with empty rooms.
They do not excite their fans with repeated songs.
Present Simple Question
Do I do excite the audience?
Do you do excite your students?
Does he does excite the crowd?
Do we do excite our guests?
Do they do excite the audience?
Past Simple Negative
I did not excite the crowd yesterday.
You did not excite your classmates last week.
He did not excite the audience at the show.
We did not excite our guests with the old show.
They did not excite the fans last night.
Past Simple Question
Did I did excite the audience yesterday?
Did you did excite the children at camp?
Did he did excite his students last term?
Did we did excite our guests enough?
Did they did excite the fans on Saturday?