English conjugation practice
Fill
Fill conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I fill the form carefully.
Before lunch, you fill your bottle.
Every morning, he fills the bird feeder.
At school, we fill our notebooks.
They fill the room with music.
Present Continuous
I am filling a glass of water now.
Why are filling the bags so quickly?
He is filling the tank at the moment.
We are filling the boxes for charity.
Outside, they are filling the pool.
Present Perfect
I have filled every blank on the page.
You have filled the jar to the top.
He has filled three orders today.
We have filled all the seats.
They have filled the garden with flowers.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been filling envelopes since breakfast.
You have been filling these bottles for an hour.
He has been filling the display case all afternoon.
We have been filling donation boxes together.
They have been filling the hall with chairs.
Past Simple
I filled the cup before dinner.
Yesterday, you filled the application.
He filled the drawer with tools.
We filled our bags at the spring.
They filled the stadium last night.
Past Continuous
I was filling the tray when you called.
You were filling the balloons at noon.
He was filling a notebook during the lesson.
We were filling boxes when the lights went out.
They were filling the kitchen with smoke.
Past Perfect
I had filled the kettle before breakfast.
By noon, you had filled every container.
He had filled the form before the interview.
We had filled the van before sunrise.
They had filled the theater long before the show began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been filling bags for two hours before lunch.
You had been filling the tank all morning.
He had been filling boxes before the truck arrived.
We had been filling jars when the power failed.
They had been filling the hall with decorations for days.
Future Simple (will)
I will fill the bottle later.
You will fill the last box tomorrow.
He will fill the vacancy soon.
We will fill the forms after the meeting.
They will fill the shelves next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to fill this page tonight.
You are going to fill the cooler before we leave.
He is going to fill the tank after work.
We are going to fill the bags at the store.
They are going to fill the empty rooms.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be filling the orders.
You will be filling bottles during the event.
He will be filling the printer with paper then.
We will be filling the pool this time tomorrow.
They will be filling seats before the concert.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have filled the application.
You will have filled all the jars by then.
He will have filled the shelves before noon.
We will have filled every order by Monday.
They will have filled the stadium before the game starts.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been filling bags for five hours.
You will have been filling bottles since early morning.
By sunset, he will have been filling boxes all day.
By evening, we will have been filling donation boxes since dawn.
They will have been filling the hall for several hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not fill the form with a pencil.
Usually, you do not fill the container completely.
He does not fill the basket on rainy days.
We do not fill orders without payment.
They do not fill the pool in winter.
Present Simple Question
How do I fill this small box?
Do you fill the bottle before class?
When does he fill the bird feeder?
Where do we fill these containers?
Do they fill the shelves every morning?
Past Simple Negative
I did not fill the cup yesterday.
You did not fill the form completely.
He did not fill the tank last night.
We did not fill the boxes before dinner.
They did not fill the empty seats.
Past Simple Question
Did I fill the correct line?
When did you fill the jar?
Did he fill the basket at noon?
Where did we fill the water bottles?
Did they fill every box before leaving?