English conjugation practice
Grab
Grab conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I grab my keys before leaving.
You grab the handle carefully.
He grabs a sandwich at lunchtime.
We grab fresh towels after swimming.
They grab seats near the window.
Present Continuous
I am grabbing a quick snack now.
You are grabbing the wrong bag.
He is grabbing his umbrella before the rain.
We are grabbing some fruit for the trip.
They are grabbing their bags at the station.
Present Perfect
I have grabbed the last cookie.
You have grabbed my pencil again.
He has grabbed the opportunity.
We have grabbed everything on the list.
They have grabbed the best tickets.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been grabbing snacks between meetings.
You have been grabbing at the loose thread.
He has been grabbing tools from the box.
We have been grabbing supplies for the classroom.
They have been grabbing snacks all afternoon.
Past Simple
I grabbed my jacket and ran outside.
You grabbed the rail on the stairs.
He grabbed the ball during practice.
We grabbed lunch near the museum.
They grabbed their coats before the storm.
Past Continuous
I was grabbing my phone when it rang.
You were grabbing boxes during the move.
He was grabbing apples from the basket.
We were grabbing supplies when the store closed.
They were grabbing photographs at the party.
Past Perfect
I had grabbed my passport before the alarm sounded.
You had grabbed the wrong suitcase.
He had grabbed a snack before dinner.
We had grabbed our bags by noon.
They had grabbed every available chair.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been grabbing coins from the fountain.
You had been grabbing pieces of cake before dinner.
He had been grabbing parts from the toolbox.
We had been grabbing blankets for the campers.
They had been grabbing objects from the river.
Future Simple (will)
I will grab some water for you.
You will grab the next available seat.
He will grab his lunch after class.
We will grab dinner on the way home.
They will grab the equipment tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to grab my sweater.
You are going to grab the blue folder.
He is going to grab breakfast soon.
We are going to grab coffee before the movie.
They are going to grab their bicycles.
Future Continuous
I will be grabbing supplies during the break.
You will be grabbing snacks for the group.
He will be grabbing his luggage at noon.
We will be grabbing lunch near the park.
They will be grabbing souvenirs this evening.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have grabbed everything needed.
By then, you will have grabbed your ticket.
Before the meeting, he will have grabbed some coffee.
By Friday, we will have grabbed all the supplies.
By the end of the sale, they will have grabbed several bargains.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been grabbing items for three hours.
By lunch, you will have been grabbing boxes all morning.
By then, he will have been grabbing tools for hours.
By sunset, we will have been grabbing supplies for eight hours.
By tomorrow, they will have been grabbing samples for a week.
Present Simple Negative
I do not grab things without asking.
You do not grab the hot pan.
He does not grab food from other people.
We do not grab seats before our friends arrive.
They do not grab anything from the display.
Present Simple Question
Do I grab the small box?
Do you grab breakfast on the way?
Does he grab the rail when climbing?
Do we grab our coats before leaving?
Do they grab the nearest seats?
Past Simple Negative
I did not grab the last piece.
You did not grab your umbrella yesterday.
He did not grab the ball in time.
We did not grab lunch at the airport.
They did not grab the chance to speak.
Past Simple Question
Did I grab the correct folder?
Did you grab your keys from the table?
Did he grab the blue bag?
Did we grab enough blankets for everyone?
Did they grab their luggage at the airport?