English conjugation practice
Fly
Fly conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I fly kites in the park.
On sunny days, you fly your model plane.
He flies to work every Monday.
We fly home after the holiday.
They fly south each winter.
Present Continuous
I am flying a kite right now.
You are flying above the clouds today.
Look up: he is flying his new drone.
We are flying over the ocean at the moment.
They are flying kites on the beach.
Present Perfect
I have flown over the Alps once.
You have flown with this airline before.
He has flown to three countries this year.
We have flown together many times.
They have flown home safely.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been flying for two hours.
You have been flying since dawn.
He has been flying planes for ten years.
We have been flying back and forth all morning.
They have been flying for several hours.
Past Simple
I flew to Madrid last spring.
You flew a kite at the festival yesterday.
He flew across the country in 2019.
We flew home after the concert.
They flew to Canada last month.
Past Continuous
I was flying when the storm began.
You were flying above the forest at noon.
He was flying his plane during the lesson.
We were flying west as night fell.
They were flying kites when the rain started.
Past Perfect
I had flown before I learned to drive.
You had flown there once before the trip.
By noon, he had flown over the valley.
We had flown for six hours when we landed.
They had flown abroad before moving there.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been flying for hours before the landing.
You had been flying all morning when lunch arrived.
He had been flying planes for years before retiring.
We had been flying since morning when the engine stopped.
They had been flying for a long time before landing.
Future Simple (will)
I will fly to London next week.
You will fly home after the meeting.
He will fly the aircraft tomorrow.
We will fly over the mountains tonight.
They will fly to the island next summer.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to fly to Berlin on Friday.
You are going to fly a kite after lunch.
He is going to fly across the ocean.
We are going to fly before the weather changes.
They are going to fly to the coast in August.
Future Continuous
At this time tomorrow, I will be flying over the sea.
You will be flying while we are having dinner.
He will be flying above the clouds by noon.
We will be flying all night.
They will be flying home during the storm.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have flown to four cities.
By noon, you will have flown halfway there.
He will have flown home before the holiday ends.
By midnight, we will have flown for eight hours.
They will have flown to every continent by 2030.
Future Perfect Continuous
By six o'clock, I will have been flying for five hours.
By sunset, you will have been flying all afternoon.
By then, he will have been flying planes for twenty years.
By landing time, we will have been flying for twelve hours.
By July, they will have been flying together for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not fly at night.
You do not fly without a ticket.
He does not fly in bad weather.
We do not fly during winter.
They do not fly on weekends.
Present Simple Question
Do I fly too high?
Do you fly often for work?
Does he fly this route every week?
Do we fly over the city?
Do they fly to this airport?
Past Simple Negative
I did not fly last weekend.
You did not fly because the airport was closed.
He did not fly to the conference.
We did not fly during the storm.
They did not fly last summer.
Past Simple Question
Did I fly over the river?
When did you fly to New York?
Did he fly the plane safely?
Did we fly above the clouds?
Where did they fly after the show?