English conjugation practice
Feed
Feed conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I feed the birds every morning.
You feed the dog before school.
He feeds his baby carefully.
We feed the horses on weekends.
They feed stray cats near the park.
Present Continuous
I am feeding the ducks right now.
You are feeding your little brother.
He is feeding the puppy in the kitchen.
We are feeding the goats at the farm.
They are feeding pigeons in the square.
Present Perfect
I have fed the cat already.
You have fed everyone at the table.
He has fed the chickens this morning.
We have fed the animals for today.
They have fed the rescued birds.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been feeding the lambs since dawn.
You have been feeding the baby for an hour.
He has been feeding the shelter dogs all day.
We have been feeding the wildlife carefully.
They have been feeding the neighborhood cats.
Past Simple
I fed the rabbit yesterday.
You fed the ducks after lunch.
He fed the deer during the trip.
We fed the elephants at the zoo.
They fed the hungry travelers.
Past Continuous
I was feeding the ducks when it rained.
You were feeding the dog at seven.
He was feeding the chickens when we arrived.
We were feeding horses near the barn.
They were feeding seals by the shore.
Past Perfect
I had fed the cat before leaving.
You had fed the guests when I called.
He had fed the birds before sunrise.
We had fed the horses before the storm.
They had fed every animal before closing.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been feeding the puppies for weeks.
You had been feeding the birds all afternoon.
He had been feeding the goats before sunset.
We had been feeding the rescue animals for months.
They had been feeding fish near the pier.
Future Simple (will)
I will feed the dog after dinner.
You will feed the baby tomorrow.
He will feed the horses next week.
We will feed the ducks before noon.
They will feed the rescued fox.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to feed the kitten soon.
You are going to feed the guests tonight.
He is going to feed the chickens at dawn.
We are going to feed the farm animals.
They are going to feed the swans later.
Future Continuous
I will be feeding the birds at sunrise.
You will be feeding the puppy this evening.
He will be feeding the horses during the tour.
We will be feeding the animals all morning.
They will be feeding the fish at ten.
Future Perfect
By eight, I will have fed the cats.
Before lunch, you will have fed the children.
By Friday, he will have fed every horse.
By sunset, we will have fed the animals.
By closing time, they will have fed the birds.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been feeding the lambs for a year.
By noon, you will have been feeding guests for hours.
By winter, he will have been feeding the deer for months.
By July, we will have been feeding the shelter animals for six months.
By evening, they will have been feeding the birds since dawn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not feed wild animals.
You do not feed the dog table scraps.
He does not feed the birds in winter.
We do not feed the horses on Mondays.
They do not feed animals without permission.
Present Simple Question
Do I feed the puppy now?
Do you feed the rabbits every day?
Does he feed the baby at night?
Do we feed the goats before breakfast?
Do they feed the animals safely?
Past Simple Negative
I did not feed the ducks yesterday.
You did not feed the cat this morning.
He did not feed the horses after the ride.
We did not feed the birds during the storm.
They did not feed the rescued fox.
Past Simple Question
Did I feed the rabbit this morning?
Did you feed the dog before work?
Did he feed the chickens yesterday?
Did we feed every animal last night?
Did they feed the birds at the park?