English conjugation practice
Flow
Flow conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I flow gently along the river.
You flow with the crowd toward the exit.
He flows easily from one idea to another.
We flow downstream after the rain.
They flow into the hall when the doors open.
Present Continuous
I am flowing around the rocks right now.
You are flowing smoothly through this exercise.
He is flowing toward the lake at this moment.
We are flowing through the narrow channel now.
They are flowing into the garden from the pipe.
Present Perfect
I have flowed past this bend many times.
You have flowed farther than anyone expected.
He has flowed into a new career.
We have flowed together as one team.
They have flowed out of the building safely.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been flowing along this stream since noon.
You have been flowing through the lesson without trouble.
He has been flowing steadily toward the coast.
We have been flowing downriver since sunrise.
They have been flowing into the square for hours.
Past Simple
I flowed across the pool yesterday.
You flowed around the barrier with ease.
He flowed through the room like a breeze.
We flowed down the river last weekend.
They flowed into the stadium before the game.
Past Continuous
I was flowing past the island when it rained.
You were flowing toward the shore at sunset.
He was flowing with the dancers during rehearsal.
We were flowing through the forest before dark.
They were flowing into the theater as the show began.
Past Perfect
I had flowed beyond the rocks before stopping.
You had flowed through the course before lunch.
He had flowed into the village by nightfall.
We had flowed downstream when the guide called us back.
They had flowed into the plaza before the concert started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been flowing for miles before reaching the lake.
You had been flowing steadily until the channel narrowed.
He had been flowing with the group before taking a break.
We had been flowing south before the current changed.
They had been flowing into the park until the gates closed.
Future Simple (will)
I will flow with the team tomorrow.
You will flow down the river after breakfast.
He will flow into the next round.
We will flow toward the harbor by evening.
They will flow through the gates when the bell rings.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to flow along the gentle current.
You are going to flow past the bridge soon.
He is going to flow with the new routine.
We are going to flow through the valley tomorrow.
They are going to flow into the arena after lunch.
Future Continuous
I will be flowing downstream at this time tomorrow.
You will be flowing through the course by noon.
He will be flowing with the dancers tonight.
We will be flowing along the canal at sunset.
They will be flowing into the square during the parade.
Future Perfect
I will have flowed past the island by dawn.
You will have flowed through the channel before sunset.
He will have flowed into the final stage by Friday.
We will have flowed downriver for a full day.
They will have flowed into the theater before the show begins.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been flowing for three hours by noon.
You will have been flowing along the river since sunrise.
He will have been flowing with the band for an hour.
We will have been flowing downstream all morning.
They will have been flowing into the city for several hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not flow well in very cold water.
You do not flow with the current here.
He does not flow easily under pressure.
We do not flow beyond the marked boundary.
They do not flow into this small pipe.
Present Simple Question
Do I flow too quickly for the group?
Do you flow near this bank?
Does he flow with the music?
Do we flow downstream from here?
Do they flow through the old canal?
Past Simple Negative
I did not flow far during yesterday's swim.
You did not flow beyond the shallow water.
He did not flow with the rest of the team.
We did not flow toward the waterfall.
They did not flow into the stadium yesterday.
Past Simple Question
Did I flow around the correct rock?
Did you flow past the bridge safely?
Did he flow with the dancers last night?
Did we flow toward the lake yesterday?
Did they flow into the hall before dinner?