English conjugation practice
Fix
Fix conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I fix loose buttons.
Usually, you fix small problems.
He fixes bicycles after school.
Together, we fix old computers.
They fix doors for their neighbors.
Present Continuous
I am fixing my kite right now.
You are fixing the shelf in the garage.
At present, he is fixing his watch.
We are fixing the garden fence today.
They are fixing the road outside.
Present Perfect
I have fixed the chair at last.
You have fixed several mistakes.
He has fixed the leaking tap.
We have fixed everything on the list.
They have fixed the playground gate.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been fixing toys since breakfast.
You have been fixing that printer for hours.
He has been fixing bikes all morning.
We have been fixing this room for two days.
They have been fixing the trail since dawn.
Past Simple
I fixed my backpack yesterday.
You fixed the window last night.
He fixed the toy before dinner.
We fixed the problem during class.
They fixed the sign after the storm.
Past Continuous
I was fixing the radio when you called.
While you were fixing the bike, it began to rain.
He was fixing a chair at three o'clock.
We were fixing the roof all afternoon.
They were fixing the road when traffic stopped.
Past Perfect
I had fixed the lock before bedtime.
By noon, you had fixed the computer.
He had fixed the shelf before guests arrived.
We had fixed the fence before winter.
They had fixed the boat when the storm came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been fixing the engine for an hour.
You had been fixing toys before lunch.
He had been fixing the sink since sunrise.
We had been fixing bicycles for several weeks.
They had been fixing the building before the inspection.
Future Simple (will)
I will fix the drawer tomorrow.
You will fix this puzzle soon.
He will fix the shower after work.
We will fix the benches next week.
They will fix the elevator soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to fix my desk this evening.
You are going to fix the broken handle.
He is going to fix his bicycle on Saturday.
We are going to fix the old shed.
They are going to fix the playground tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be fixing the gate at ten.
You will be fixing computers this afternoon.
He will be fixing the roof during the weekend.
We will be fixing chairs throughout the morning.
They will be fixing the street next month.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have fixed the cabinet.
You will have fixed the issue before the test.
He will have fixed the car by sunset.
We will have fixed the roof before the holiday.
They will have fixed every window by spring.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been fixing the bike for hours.
You will have been fixing machines all morning.
By July, he will have been fixing engines for a year.
By sunset, we will have been fixing the road since dawn.
Next month, they will have been fixing houses for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not fix electrical equipment.
You do not fix every problem alone.
He does not fix phones at home.
We do not fix things without instructions.
They do not fix old televisions.
Present Simple Question
Do I fix this loose screw correctly?
Do you fix bicycles on weekends?
Does he fix computers at work?
Do we fix the fence today?
Do they fix broken toys?
Past Simple Negative
I did not fix the lamp yesterday.
You did not fix the printer last night.
He did not fix the broken wheel.
We did not fix the door during the storm.
They did not fix the road last winter.
Past Simple Question
Did I fix the right cable?
Did you fix your watch yesterday?
Did he fix the bicycle before lunch?
Did we fix everything on Monday?
Did they fix the gate after the accident?