English conjugation practice
Flirt
Flirt conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I flirt with people at parties.
Do you often flirt with your classmates?
He flirts whenever he feels confident.
At concerts, we sometimes flirt with strangers.
They flirt playfully during lunch.
Present Continuous
I am flirting with someone near the stage.
Why are flirting you with that person?
He is flirting while everyone else is dancing.
We are flirting by the window tonight.
They are flirting as the band plays.
Present Perfect
I have flirted with a few people online.
Have you ever have flirted at a wedding?
He has flirted with several guests already.
We have flirted a little since summer.
They have flirted during every reunion.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been flirting with her for weeks.
You have been flirting all evening.
He has been flirting since the party began.
We have been flirting since our first meeting.
They have been flirting throughout the trip.
Past Simple
I flirted with a musician at the festival.
You flirted with her after dinner.
He flirted with the guide last Tuesday.
We flirted on our first date.
They flirted near the garden yesterday.
Past Continuous
I was flirting when the lights went out.
You were flirting during the concert.
He was flirting while waiting for coffee.
We were flirting at the café that afternoon.
They were flirting as the guests left.
Past Perfect
I had flirted with him before we became friends.
By midnight, you had flirted with three people.
He had flirted before his date arrived.
We had flirted once before the trip.
They had flirted at the party before dinner.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been flirting for an hour when she smiled.
You had been flirting before I noticed.
He had been flirting since breakfast.
We had been flirting all night before we exchanged numbers.
They had been flirting since the dance started.
Future Simple (will)
I will flirt if the moment feels right.
You will flirt with someone at the party.
He will flirt when he feels less nervous.
We will flirt a little at the reunion.
They will flirt after the formal introductions.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to flirt with the person I like.
You are going to flirt at the summer festival.
He is going to flirt after he finishes work.
We are going to flirt during the beach party.
They are going to flirt with the local team.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be flirting at the reception.
You will be flirting while your friends dance.
He will be flirting with guests during the meal.
We will be flirting at the celebration all evening.
They will be flirting when the photographer arrives.
Future Perfect
By midnight, I will have flirted with someone new.
Before the evening ends, you will have flirted with several guests.
He will have flirted with her by the final song.
By Friday, we will have flirted enough to know each other.
They will have flirted before the party closes.
Future Perfect Continuous
By ten, I will have been flirting for two hours.
You will have been flirting all evening by then.
He will have been flirting since the reception began.
We will have been flirting for weeks before our first date.
They will have been flirting throughout the whole vacation.
Present Simple Negative
I do not flirt with people I have just met.
You do not flirt when you are working.
He does not flirt with customers.
We do not flirt at professional meetings.
They do not flirt with strangers online.
Present Simple Question
Do I flirt too much at parties?
Do you flirt with your coworkers?
Does he flirt when he is nervous?
Do we flirt or are we just being friendly?
Do they flirt during their lessons?
Past Simple Negative
I did not flirt with anyone last night.
You did not flirt at the restaurant.
He did not flirt during the interview.
We did not flirt because we were too shy.
They did not flirt at the formal dinner.
Past Simple Question
Did I flirt with your friend yesterday?
Did you flirt at the concert?
Did he flirt with the new neighbor?
Did we flirt before we exchanged names?
Did they flirt on their first date?