English conjugation practice
Fold
Fold conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I fold the towels every morning.
You fold the paper carefully.
He folds his clothes neatly.
We fold the blankets together.
They fold the napkins for dinner.
Present Continuous
I am folding a letter right now.
You are folding the shirts in the bedroom.
He is folding a paper crane.
We are folding laundry before bedtime.
They are folding menus for the event.
Present Perfect
I have folded all the clean towels.
You have folded the invitation twice.
He has folded the map already.
We have folded enough blankets for everyone.
They have folded the chairs for storage.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been folding clothes since breakfast.
You have been folding cards for an hour.
He has been folding laundry all afternoon.
We have been folding blankets for the shelter.
They have been folding brochures since noon.
Past Simple
I folded the note before leaving.
You folded the blanket yesterday.
He folded the map at the station.
We folded the chairs after class.
They folded their clothes last night.
Past Continuous
I was folding towels when you called.
You were folding paper during the lesson.
He was folding shirts at seven.
We were folding blankets before the guests arrived.
They were folding invitations in the office.
Past Perfect
I had folded the clothes before dinner.
You had folded the map before the trip began.
He had folded the letter by noon.
We had folded the chairs before the storm.
They had folded the brochures before the meeting.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been folding laundry for hours.
You had been folding paper before the teacher came.
He had been folding boxes all morning.
We had been folding napkins before lunch started.
They had been folding chairs since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will fold the towels later.
You will fold the cards tomorrow.
He will fold the map after the hike.
We will fold the chairs after the show.
They will fold the menus before dinner.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to fold these shirts now.
You are going to fold the paper into a boat.
He is going to fold the laundry this evening.
We are going to fold blankets for the visitors.
They are going to fold the programs before the concert.
Future Continuous
I will be folding clothes at eight tonight.
You will be folding napkins during the workshop.
He will be folding boxes tomorrow morning.
We will be folding chairs when you arrive.
They will be folding brochures this afternoon.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have folded all the towels.
By then, you will have folded the blankets.
He will have folded the map before sunset.
We will have folded the chairs before the guests leave.
They will have folded every menu by Friday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been folding laundry for three hours.
By lunch, you will have been folding cards all morning.
By then, he will have been folding boxes for a week.
By evening, we will have been folding chairs all day.
By Friday, they will have been folding brochures for a month.
Present Simple Negative
I do not fold clothes while watching television.
You do not fold the paper evenly.
He does not fold his shirts.
We do not fold the blankets during the day.
They do not fold paper for fun.
Present Simple Question
Do I fold the napkin this way?
Do you fold your clothes before packing?
Does he fold the newspaper every morning?
Do we fold the chairs after class?
Do they fold the menus themselves?
Past Simple Negative
I did not fold the letter yesterday.
You did not fold the blanket after lunch.
He did not fold the map correctly.
We did not fold the chairs after the meeting.
They did not fold their clothes on the trip.
Past Simple Question
Did I fold the towels correctly?
Did you fold the card for Grandma?
Did he fold the blanket before leaving?
Did we fold enough chairs for everyone?
Did they fold the brochures before the event?