English conjugation practice
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Go conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I usually go to the library on Thursday afternoons to study.
You always go to bed very late on Friday nights, don't you?
He goes to the gym three times a week to stay fit.
We go to the beach every summer because we love the ocean.
They go to the cinema together once a month to see a movie.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am going to the supermarket to buy some fresh milk.
Look at you; you are going the wrong way down a one-way street!
He is going to the dentist because he has a terrible toothache.
We are going to the park now, so please join us if you can.
They are going to the museum to see the new art exhibition.
Present Perfect
I have gone to the store, so the house is empty now.
You have gone to that restaurant many times, so you must like it.
He has gone to Paris for a business trip this week.
We have gone to the zoo together every year since childhood.
They have gone to the theater to watch a new play tonight.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been going to bed early to get more sleep.
You have been going to the gym regularly, so you look fit.
He has been going to Spanish classes since the beginning of this year.
We have been going to that Italian restaurant for five years now.
They have been going to the same beach every summer for a decade.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I went to the market to buy some fresh apples.
Last year, you went to Italy for your summer vacation, right?
He went to the doctor because he felt very sick yesterday.
We went to the museum together and saw many beautiful paintings.
They went to the park to play soccer after school finished.
Past Continuous
At ten o'clock yesterday morning, I was going to the library.
While you were going to the store, I cleaned the kitchen completely.
He was going to the bank when he suddenly met his old friend.
We were going to the theater when our car suddenly broke down.
They were going to the airport when the heavy storm started yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the phone rang, I had gone to bed already.
You had gone to the kitchen before the movie finally finished.
He had gone to the office before his wife woke up yesterday.
We had gone to the restaurant before we realized it was closed.
They had gone to the stadium before the game was canceled completely.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been going to that school for a year before we moved.
You had been going to gym classes before you hurt your knee.
He had been going to college for two years before he changed majors.
We had been going to that church for a decade before it closed.
They had been going to secret meetings before they were discovered today.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will go to the post office to mail this letter.
If you invite her, she will go to the party with you.
He will go to the dentist next Tuesday to check his teeth.
We will go to the mountains if the weather is good tomorrow.
They will go to Germany next month to visit their relatives there.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to go to the dentist for a checkup.
You are going to go to a great university next year, I know.
He is going to go to the supermarket after he finishes his work.
We are going to go to the beach if the sun comes out.
They are going to go to Paris for their honeymoon next month.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be going to my new job interview.
You will be going to high school while your brother is in college.
He will be going to the airport when his parents arrive tomorrow morning.
We will be going to the theater when the gates open tonight.
They will be going to school together from next week onwards.
Future Perfect
By next year, I will have gone to college to study engineering.
By the time you arrive, you will have gone through three cities.
He will have gone to the office before you wake up tomorrow morning.
We will have gone to bed before midnight tonight because we are tired.
They will have gone to the stadium before the gates open tomorrow.
Future Perfect Continuous
By December, I will have been going to this gym for a year.
You will have been going to college for four years by next summer.
He will have been going to therapy for months by next Tuesday.
We will have been going to that restaurant for a decade next month.
They will have been going to the same camp for years by July.
Present Simple Negative
I do not go to the park when it is raining heavily.
You do not go to the dentist often enough to protect your teeth.
He does not go to bed early, even on school nights.
We do not go to school on Saturdays and Sundays in this country.
They do not go to the cinema because they prefer watching theater plays.
Present Simple Question
Do I go to the right classroom for the advanced English lesson?
Do you go to the gym every morning before you start work?
Does he go to the library to study on weekend afternoons usually?
Do we go straight at the traffic lights or do we turn left?
Do they go to the same school as your younger brothers do?
Past Simple Negative
Yesterday, I did not go to the office because I was sick.
You did not go to the party last night, so you missed fun.
He did not go to the dentist despite having a terrible toothache.
We did not go to the beach yesterday because it rained all day.
They did not go to the meeting because they were not invited.
Past Simple Question
Did I go to the wrong room for our meeting this morning?
Did you go to the grocery store to buy some fresh milk?
Did he go to the doctor after he hurt his arm yesterday?
Did we go to that same restaurant three years ago during vacation?
Did they go to Paris for their holidays last summer season?