English conjugation practice
Express
Express conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I express my ideas clearly.
You express your feelings through music.
He expresses his opinion politely.
We express our thanks to the team.
They express concern about the delay.
Present Continuous
I am expressing my concerns at the meeting.
You are expressing yourself very well today.
He is expressing interest in the course.
We are expressing our support for the plan.
They are expressing different views on the issue.
Present Perfect
I have expressed my preference already.
You have expressed your point clearly.
He has expressed regret for his mistake.
We have expressed our appreciation many times.
They have expressed support for the new rule.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been expressing the same concern for weeks.
You have been expressing yourself more confidently lately.
He has been expressing his ideas in writing.
We have been expressing our needs during negotiations.
They have been expressing worries about the weather.
Past Simple
I expressed my thanks after the speech.
You expressed your thoughts during lunch.
He expressed his anger calmly.
We expressed our concerns before the vote.
They expressed surprise at the news.
Past Continuous
I was expressing my view when the bell rang.
You were expressing a useful idea at the time.
He was expressing his feelings in a letter.
We were expressing our opinions during the workshop.
They were expressing hope for a peaceful result.
Past Perfect
I had expressed my preference before the choice was made.
You had expressed your concerns earlier.
He had expressed regret before the meeting ended.
We had expressed our support before the announcement.
They had expressed their doubts by that morning.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been expressing concern for several days before action was taken.
You had been expressing your ideas all afternoon.
He had been expressing frustration before he left.
We had been expressing our needs before the agreement was signed.
They had been expressing interest for months before applying.
Future Simple (will)
I will express my decision tomorrow.
You will express your opinion at the next meeting.
He will express his thanks in person.
We will express our support after the vote.
They will express their wishes in writing.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to express my concerns tonight.
You are going to express your feelings soon.
He is going to express his gratitude publicly.
We are going to express our thanks before dinner.
They are going to express their concerns to the manager.
Future Continuous
I will be expressing my views during the broadcast.
You will be expressing your ideas in tomorrow's class.
He will be expressing his concerns at noon.
We will be expressing our position throughout the debate.
They will be expressing their reactions after the performance.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have expressed my final answer.
By then, you will have expressed your main concerns.
Before the ceremony, he will have expressed his thanks.
By next week, we will have expressed our gratitude.
By the deadline, they will have expressed their decision.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been expressing this message for a year.
By then, you will have been expressing your ideas for hours.
By evening, he will have been expressing his concerns all day.
At noon, we will have been expressing our views since breakfast.
By the end of the year, they will have been expressing their message for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not express anger easily.
You do not express your ideas clearly in writing.
He does not express much emotion.
We do not express our disagreement harshly.
They do not express their feelings openly.
Present Simple Question
How clearly do I express my ideas?
Why do you express your opinion so strongly?
How does he express his creativity?
How do we express our appreciation?
When do they express their concerns?
Past Simple Negative
I did not express my true feelings yesterday.
You did not express your concerns at the meeting.
He did not express any regret.
We did not express our disagreement publicly.
They did not express concern until later.
Past Simple Question
Did I express my point clearly?
When did you express your thanks?
How did he express his feelings?
Did we express our support clearly?
Where did they express their concerns?