English conjugation practice
Govern
Govern conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I govern with care.
You govern the country fairly.
He governs a small island.
We govern together.
They govern according to the law.
Present Continuous
I am governing during a difficult year.
You are governing the city today.
He is governing while the leader is away.
We are governing in a time of change.
They are governing the nation together.
Present Perfect
I have governed this community for years.
You have governed with great wisdom.
He has governed the country since 2020.
We have governed through several crises.
They have governed the state since the election.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been governing for six months.
You have been governing under pressure.
He has been governing the island since spring.
We have been governing since the agreement.
They have been governing peacefully for a long time.
Past Simple
I governed the town last year.
You governed during the emergency.
He governed the kingdom wisely.
We governed the village together.
They governed fairly until the transition.
Past Continuous
I was governing when the news arrived.
You were governing the province that winter.
He was governing during the storm.
We were governing while talks continued.
They were governing when the treaty was signed.
Past Perfect
I had governed before moving abroad.
You had governed the city before the vote.
He had governed for ten years by then.
We had governed together before the dispute.
They had governed peacefully before the conflict.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been governing for years before resigning.
You had been governing since the previous election.
He had been governing the country when illness struck.
We had been governing together before the partnership ended.
They had been governing the state for decades.
Future Simple (will)
I will govern with honesty.
You will govern the country one day.
He will govern after the election.
We will govern by common consent.
They will govern for the next four years.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to govern with a new team.
You are going to govern the region next year.
He is going to govern after the ceremony.
We are going to govern as partners.
They are going to govern the country together.
Future Continuous
I will be governing when you return.
You will be governing the city next summer.
He will be governing during the national festival.
We will be governing throughout the transition.
They will be governing when the new law begins.
Future Perfect
By June, I will have governed for a year.
You will have governed the area by then.
He will have governed for two terms by 2030.
We will have governed together by the end of the term.
They will have governed the nation before the next vote.
Future Perfect Continuous
By autumn, I will have been governing for three years.
You will have been governing since the reform began.
He will have been governing the state for a decade by then.
We will have been governing together for five years by July.
They will have been governing the country since the treaty.
Present Simple Negative
I do not govern through fear.
You do not govern alone.
He does not govern without advice.
We do not govern beyond our authority.
They do not govern by force.
Present Simple Question
Do I govern fairly?
Do you govern this district?
Does he govern with respect?
Do we govern under the same law?
Do they govern the country together?
Past Simple Negative
I did not govern the city last winter.
You did not govern during that period.
He did not govern the southern region.
We did not govern beyond the agreed limits.
They did not govern the province peacefully.
Past Simple Question
Did I govern well during my term?
Did you govern the town in 2018?
Did he govern before the crisis?
Did we govern according to the constitution?
Did they govern the island after the war?