English conjugation practice
Force
Force conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I force myself to study.
Usually, you force the door open.
At work, he forces the team to hurry.
Together, we force the boxes into the car.
They force the lock with a tool.
Present Continuous
I am forcing myself to remain calm.
Why are you forcing that heavy window?
He is forcing the pieces together now.
We are forcing the cart up the hill.
They are forcing everyone to leave.
Present Perfect
I have forced myself to be more patient.
You have forced the drawer open at last.
He has forced a change in the schedule.
We have forced the door off its hinges.
They have forced us to reconsider the plan.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been forcing myself to wake early.
You have been forcing that key for minutes.
He has been forcing his opinion on everyone.
We have been forcing the engine to work.
They have been forcing the debate toward a decision.
Past Simple
I forced the stuck drawer open yesterday.
You forced yourself to apologize.
He forced the ball through the narrow gap.
After dinner, we forced the cupboard shut.
They forced him to tell the truth.
Past Continuous
I was forcing the lid off when it broke.
You were forcing the wrong piece into place.
He was forcing his tired legs to move.
We were forcing the jammed gate apart.
They were forcing the discussion to continue.
Past Perfect
Before lunch, I had forced the lock open.
You had forced yourself to stay awake.
By noon, he had forced a solution.
We had forced the old machine to start.
They had forced the company to respond.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been forcing the handle when it snapped.
You had been forcing yourself through the difficult lesson.
He had been forcing the issue for weeks.
We had been forcing the door for ten minutes.
They had been forcing a change in policy.
Future Simple (will)
I will force myself to finish tonight.
You will force the door if necessary.
He will force the matter into court.
We will force the pieces together carefully.
They will force the team to improve.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to force myself to practice.
You are going to force the box inside.
He is going to force the issue at the meeting.
We are going to force a change in the rules.
They are going to force us to choose.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be forcing myself to concentrate.
Tomorrow, you will be forcing the door again.
During the meeting, he will be forcing a vote.
At noon, we will be forcing the cart uphill.
By then, they will be forcing negotiations forward.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have forced myself to adapt.
By sunset, you will have forced the gate open.
By then, he will have forced a compromise.
By morning, we will have forced the engine to run.
Soon, they will have forced the committee to act.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been forcing myself to work for hours.
By then, you will have been forcing the stuck panel for an hour.
Next month, he will have been forcing the issue for a year.
By lunch, we will have been forcing the machine to operate for hours.
By autumn, they will have been forcing reforms for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not force my opinions on others.
You do not force the key into the lock.
He does not force anyone to agree.
We do not force the parts together.
They do not force children to participate.
Present Simple Question
Do I force the handle too hard?
Do you force your friends to choose?
Why does he force the issue?
Do we force the machine to restart?
When do they force a decision?
Past Simple Negative
I did not force the door yesterday.
You did not force yourself to stay.
He did not force the answer from her.
We did not force the pieces apart.
They did not force him to sign.
Past Simple Question
Did I force the door too hard?
Why did you force the drawer open?
Did he force the team to leave?
When did we force the gate shut?
Did they force you to apologize?