English conjugation practice
Forbid
Forbid conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I forbid loud music in the library.
Usually, you forbid visitors from entering this room.
Our teacher forbids phones during tests.
In our house, we forbid pets on the sofa.
The rules forbid players from leaving early.
Present Continuous
I am forbidding anyone to use this broken elevator.
Why are forbidding you children from playing outside?
He is forbidding customers from taking photographs today.
This week, we are forbidding outside food in the hall.
They are forbidding visitors from touching the paintings.
Present Perfect
I have forbidden that game because it is unsafe.
You have forbidden him to drive, and that was wise.
He has forbidden all staff meetings after five o'clock.
We have forbidden camping near the river.
They have forbidden children from using the pool alone.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been forbidding late arrivals since Monday.
For weeks, you have been forbidding us to discuss the issue.
He has been forbidding visitors from using the front door.
Recently, we have been forbidding cars in the town center.
They have been forbidding reporters to enter the building.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I forbade my son to ride without a helmet.
You forbade us from opening the box.
He forbade the students to leave the classroom.
After the accident, we forbade swimming there.
The guards forbade visitors from entering the garden.
Past Continuous
I was forbidding noisy games when the bell rang.
You were forbidding them to speak during the ceremony.
At noon, he was forbidding cars from using the road.
During the storm, we were forbidding boats to leave.
They were forbidding guests from taking food upstairs.
Past Perfect
Before the trip began, I had forbidden dangerous activities.
By then, you had forbidden everyone to mention the accident.
He had forbidden visitors from entering before the police arrived.
We had forbidden photographs before the exhibition opened.
They had forbidden the use of cameras by sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been forbidding visitors to enter for an hour.
Before we arrived, you had been forbidding all loud music.
He had been forbidding the practice for several months.
We had been forbidding entry while repairs continued.
They had been forbidding visitors from feeding the birds.
Future Simple (will)
I will forbid anyone to use that dangerous path.
If necessary, you will forbid further changes.
He will forbid visitors from entering after dark.
Next year, we will forbid single-use plastic bags.
They will forbid cars from parking along this street.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to forbid snacks in the computer room.
You are going to forbid them from entering, aren't you?
He is going to forbid late applications.
For safety reasons, we are going to forbid swimming here.
They are going to forbid outside food at the event.
Future Continuous
Tomorrow morning, I will be forbidding access to the lab.
At six o'clock, you will be forbidding people to enter.
During the meeting, he will be forbidding personal questions.
This time tomorrow, we will be forbidding entry without tickets.
They will be forbidding photography throughout the ceremony.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have forbidden all unsafe equipment.
By then, you will have forbidden the old procedure.
Before the guests arrive, he will have forbidden smoking indoors.
By the end of the day, we will have forbidden all public access.
Before winter, they will have forbidden hunting in the forest.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been forbidding entry for three hours.
By July, you will have been forbidding visitors from using that gate for a year.
At sunset, he will have been forbidding cars from the beach all day.
By December, we will have been forbidding fireworks for six months.
After the renovation, they will have been forbidding entry for two weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not forbid visitors to ask questions.
You do not forbid us from taking notes.
He does not forbid music after dinner.
At our club, we do not forbid friendly competition.
They do not forbid guests from bringing food.
Present Simple Question
Why do I forbid myself to enjoy simple things?
Do you forbid pets in this apartment?
Why does he forbid visitors from entering?
Do we forbid cameras inside the museum?
When do they forbid visitors from entering?
Past Simple Negative
I did not forbid you to attend the concert.
You did not forbid us from leaving early.
He did not forbid the children to use the garden.
We did not forbid visitors to take photographs.
They did not forbid us from crossing the bridge.
Past Simple Question
Why did I forbid that harmless activity?
Did you forbid him to enter the room?
When did he forbid the new schedule?
Why did we forbid such a useful tool?
Did they forbid students to leave after lunch?