English conjugation practice
Fear
Fear conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I fear deep water.
You fear the dark.
He fears large dogs.
We fear a long winter.
They fear bad news.
Present Continuous
I am fearing the worst tonight.
You are fearing the coming storm.
He is fearing failure at school.
We are fearing another delay.
They are fearing the unknown.
Present Perfect
I have feared this moment for years.
You have feared spiders since childhood.
He has feared the sea all his life.
We have feared this result from the start.
They have feared losing their home.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been fearing this conversation for weeks.
You have been fearing the exam since Monday.
He has been fearing a serious mistake.
We have been fearing another power cut.
They have been fearing this day for months.
Past Simple
I feared the worst during the flight.
You feared that quiet house.
He feared the final question.
We feared a difficult journey.
They feared the angry crowd.
Past Continuous
I was fearing the answer when she called.
You were fearing a sudden change.
He was fearing the storm as night fell.
We were fearing the worst on the train.
They were fearing another accident.
Past Perfect
I had feared that outcome before the meeting.
You had feared the trip would fail.
He had feared the news, but stayed calm.
We had feared a delay before the bus arrived.
They had feared the bridge was unsafe.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been fearing that test for several days.
You had been fearing the interview before it began.
He had been fearing the journey all morning.
We had been fearing that exact problem.
They had been fearing the storm for hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will fear that day for a long time.
You will fear the climb at first.
He will fear the consequences.
We will fear the unknown together.
They will fear another difficult winter.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to fear every sound tonight.
You are going to fear the first step.
He is going to fear this decision.
We are going to fear the dark road.
They are going to fear the coming change.
Future Continuous
I will be fearing the result tomorrow morning.
You will be fearing every shadow by midnight.
He will be fearing the long wait.
We will be fearing the final announcement.
They will be fearing the storm at sea.
Future Perfect
By then, I will have feared the worst.
You will have feared the journey before it ends.
By Friday, he will have feared every possible result.
We will have feared this moment before it comes.
By dawn, they will have feared the worst.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been fearing the decision for a week.
By then, you will have been fearing the answer for hours.
Next month, he will have been fearing the move for a year.
By Monday, we will have been fearing the meeting for days.
At sunset, they will have been fearing the storm since dawn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not fear honest questions.
You do not fear new challenges.
He does not fear the cold.
We do not fear a little work.
They do not fear difficult questions.
Present Simple Question
Do I fear the right thing?
Do you fear heights?
Does he fear the dark?
Do we fear what we cannot see?
Do they fear the coming storm?
Past Simple Negative
I did not fear the barking dog.
You did not fear the long climb.
He did not fear the difficult truth.
We did not fear the strong wind.
They did not fear the unknown path.
Past Simple Question
Did I fear the wrong person?
Did you fear that strange sound?
Did he fear the final test?
Did we fear the same danger?
Did they fear the coming storm?