English conjugation practice
Forgive
Forgive conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I forgive people who admit their mistakes.
You forgive your friends quickly.
Usually, he forgives small errors.
At home, we forgive one another.
They forgive mistakes made in good faith.
Present Continuous
I am forgiving myself for that small mistake.
You are forgiving the child right now.
Look, he is forgiving his teammate.
This evening, we are forgiving old debts.
They are forgiving the players after the match.
Present Perfect
I have forgiven my cousin already.
You have forgiven him more than once.
He has forgiven the neighbor at last.
We have forgiven the late delivery.
They have forgiven their former rival.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been forgiving people since breakfast.
You have been forgiving difficult customers all morning.
He has been forgiving his classmates for weeks.
We have been forgiving one another throughout the project.
They have been forgiving mistakes since the meeting began.
Past Simple
I forgave my friend yesterday.
You forgave the driver after the accident.
He forgave his sister before dinner.
After talking, we forgave each other.
They forgave their coach last night.
Past Continuous
I was forgiving him when you called.
You were forgiving people during the ceremony.
He was forgiving his brother at noon.
We were forgiving old arguments that afternoon.
They were forgiving one another after the discussion.
Past Perfect
I had forgiven him before he returned.
You had forgiven the team by Friday.
He had forgiven his friend before the party.
By sunset, we had forgiven our former neighbors.
They had forgiven the player before the final.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been forgiving everyone for several days.
You had been forgiving small mistakes before the change.
He had been forgiving others long before the apology.
We had been forgiving repeated mistakes before the review.
They had been forgiving each other for years.
Future Simple (will)
I will forgive you after we talk.
You will forgive yourself in time.
He will forgive her when he hears the truth.
We will forgive them if they apologize.
They will forgive the honest mistake eventually.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to forgive my brother today.
You are going to forgive her soon.
He is going to forgive the young player.
We are going to forgive the late arrivals.
They are going to forgive their former captain.
Future Continuous
At this time tomorrow, I will be forgiving old mistakes.
During the workshop, you will be forgiving yourself.
He will be forgiving the staff by then.
At the reunion, we will be forgiving one another.
By evening, they will be forgiving their opponents.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow, I will have forgiven him.
Before the trip ends, you will have forgiven your friend.
By next month, he will have forgiven the whole group.
By the final meeting, we will have forgiven all sides.
Before winter, they will have forgiven the old debt.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been forgiving people for a year.
By then, you will have been forgiving mistakes for months.
In July, he will have been forgiving others all season.
Next spring, we will have been forgiving one another for a decade.
By the reunion, they will have been forgiving past conflicts for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not forgive deliberate cruelty.
You do not forgive every mistake.
He does not forgive people who lie.
We do not forgive harmful actions.
They do not forgive betrayal easily.
Present Simple Question
Why do I forgive him so quickly?
Do you forgive your sister?
When does he forgive someone?
After the apology, do we forgive them?
Why do they forgive their rivals?
Past Simple Negative
I did not forgive the unfair remark.
You did not forgive him yesterday.
He did not forgive the repeated insult.
We did not forgive the dishonest answer.
They did not forgive the team after the scandal.
Past Simple Question
Why did I forgive that rude comment?
Did you forgive your neighbor?
When did he forgive his brother?
After the meeting, did we forgive them?
How soon did they forgive their coach?