English conjugation practice
Fit
Fit conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I fit this jacket well.
These shoes fit you perfectly.
He fits comfortably in the small car.
We fit around the kitchen table.
The boxes fit under the bed.
Present Continuous
I am fitting a new handle to the door.
You are fitting the pieces together carefully.
He is fitting a lock onto the gate.
We are fitting the lights before dinner.
They are fitting new windows today.
Present Perfect
I have fit the painting into its frame.
You have fit all the books on one shelf.
He has fit the parts together at last.
We have fit three chairs into the corner.
They have fit the equipment inside the van.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been fitting new cabinets all morning.
You have been fitting the tiles since breakfast.
He has been fitting doors for two hours.
We have been fitting the kitchen since Monday.
They have been fitting pipes beneath the floor.
Past Simple
I fit the suitcase into the trunk yesterday.
You fit the final piece into place.
He fit the shelf against the wall.
We fit six guests around the table.
They fit the new carpet last Saturday.
Past Continuous
I was fitting the mirror when you called.
You were fitting the shelves during the afternoon.
He was fitting a new tire at noon.
We were fitting the doors throughout the morning.
They were fitting new lights while the store was closed.
Past Perfect
I had fit the pieces together before lunch.
You had fit the cover on before the rain began.
He had fit the lock before the guests arrived.
We had fit the seats before the children came.
They had fit the window into the wall by sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been fitting cabinets for hours before I rested.
You had been fitting the pipes all day before the leak appeared.
He had been fitting shoes since early morning.
We had been fitting the kitchen when the power failed.
They had been fitting windows before winter arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will fit the new shelf tomorrow.
You will fit the box in the cupboard.
He will fit the screen after work.
We will fit another chair beside the sofa.
They will fit the new doors next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to fit a shelf in this corner.
You are going to fit the handle this evening.
He is going to fit new tires on the car.
We are going to fit a new lock tomorrow.
They are going to fit the windows next month.
Future Continuous
I will be fitting the shelves this time tomorrow.
You will be fitting the new lights all afternoon.
He will be fitting doors during the morning.
We will be fitting the kitchen while you are away.
They will be fitting the roof tiles next weekend.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have fit all the shelves.
By noon, you will have fit the final piece.
He will have fit the door before the guests arrive.
Before winter, we will have fit the new windows.
By sunset, they will have fit every tire.
Future Perfect Continuous
By six o'clock, I will have been fitting cabinets for eight hours.
By tomorrow, you will have been fitting the tiles for a week.
He will have been fitting windows for a month by then.
By noon, we will have been fitting the kitchen since dawn.
By next spring, they will have been fitting doors for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not fit comfortably in that chair.
You do not fit the usual size.
He does not fit the team culture.
We do not fit all the bags in the trunk.
Those curtains do not fit the windows.
Present Simple Question
Do I fit this role well?
Do you fit these gloves?
Does he fit in the back seat?
Do we fit around this small table?
Do they fit the new tires?
Past Simple Negative
I did not fit the dress last year.
You did not fit the box through the doorway.
He did not fit the spare tire.
We did not fit everyone in the small boat.
They did not fit the carpet before winter.
Past Simple Question
Did I fit the cover correctly?
Did you fit the shelf into the corner?
Did he fit the new lock yesterday?
Did we fit the table through the door?
Did they fit the windows last week?