English conjugation practice
Find
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Present Simple
I always find a lot of useful information in this historic book.
You find great bargains at the local street market on Sunday mornings.
He always finds his lost keys in his jacket pocket eventually.
We find that walking in the forest helps us relax after work.
They find a lot of errors in the report every single week.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am finding it difficult to focus because of the noise.
You are finding a lot of shells on the beach at the moment.
He is finding a solution to the computer problem right now, hopefully.
We are using our map because we are finding our way through the dark city.
They are finding many interesting artifacts during their archaeological dig today.
Present Perfect
I have found my lost car keys under the kitchen table finally.
You have found a very good job at the bank, congratulations to you.
He has found a beautiful gold ring in his garden this morning.
We have found a great cafe that serves delicious chocolate cake nearby.
They have found their lost cat hiding behind the wooden garage door.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been finding a lot of typos in this textbook lately.
You have been finding it easy to speak English since your holiday.
He has been finding inspiration for his new book in nature recently.
We have been wanting to move because we have been finding this apartment too small.
They have been finding fossil shells on the beach all summer long.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I found a ten-dollar bill on the sidewalk near school.
You found your lost notebook in your backpack yesterday morning, correct?
He found a very old coin while digging in his backyard garden.
We found the museum easily because we followed the street signs carefully.
They found an excellent restaurant during their holiday trip to Paris last week.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was finding it hard to climb the steep hill.
While walking in the park, you were finding colorful leaves on the ground.
He was finding a solution to the error when the power cut out.
We were finding a lot of beautiful mushrooms during our walk in forest.
They were finding clues during their investigation when the rain started heavily.
Past Perfect
Before the deadline arrived, I had found the necessary documents.
You had found a seat before the train became completely crowded yesterday.
He had found a new job before he resigned from his old company.
We had found a nice hotel before we arrived in the city.
They had found the answer before the teacher explained it to the class.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been finding coins in the sofa for weeks before cleaning it.
You had been finding it hard to breathe before you saw the doctor.
He had been finding errors in the system for hours before fixing them.
We had been finding shells on the beach for an hour when it rained.
They had been finding clues for days before they caught the thief yesterday.
Future Simple (will)
If I look in this box, I will find my old toys.
If you check online, you will find a cheap ticket for the train.
He will find his keys if he looks inside his black jacket.
If you lose your keys, we will find them together.
They will find the hidden treasure if they follow the old map carefully.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to find a book about history at library.
You are going to find the exam very easy if you study tonight.
He is going to find a solution to his financial problems soon, hopefully.
We are going to find out the truth during the meeting this afternoon.
They are going to find a new apartment near the city center next week.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be finding my way around London town.
You will be finding your seat while the concert is starting tomorrow evening.
He will be finding a place to park his car at ten tomorrow.
We will be using the map when we will be finding our hotel tomorrow.
They will be finding shells on the beach while we are working hard.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have found a new apartment to rent.
By the time you return, you will have found your lost notebook.
He will have found his passport before the flight departs tomorrow morning early.
We will have found a place to stay before the sun sets tonight.
They will have found the answer before the deadline arrives tomorrow afternoon.
Future Perfect Continuous
By January, I will have been finding inspiration here for a year.
You will have been finding errors for hours by the time you finish.
He will have been finding new clients for months by this winter season.
We will have been finding fossils since childhood by next summer holiday trip.
By next summer, they will have been finding rare coins in this area for five years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not find it easy to wake up early on winter mornings.
You do not find good fresh fish at this small local grocery store.
He does not find his homework difficult because he is very smart.
We do not find many tourists in our small town during winter season.
They do not find the new rules helpful for their daily work routine.
Present Simple Question
Do I find the main entrance to the building on this side?
Do you find learning English pronunciation difficult or easy, Sarah?
Does he find his car keys on the kitchen table every morning?
Do we find the best prices at the local market?
Do they find many beautiful shells when they walk along the beach?
Past Simple Negative
I did not find my notebook yesterday, so I borrowed your paper.
You did not find the library because you forgot the street name.
He did not find his dog in the park yesterday afternoon, unfortunately.
We searched everywhere but we did not find the missing library book.
They did not find a parking space near the cinema last night.
Past Simple Question
Did I find the correct address when I looked online yesterday morning?
Did you find your lost bicycle in the garage last night, John?
Did he find a solution to his computer problem yesterday afternoon early?
Did we find enough evidence to prove our theory during the experiment?
Did they find a nice hotel when they visited London last summer?