English conjugation practice
Graduate
Graduate conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I graduate next year.
You graduate in June.
He graduates from college this spring.
We graduate together on Friday.
They graduate at the end of May.
Present Continuous
I am graduating from high school this week.
You are graduating with honors.
He is graduating during the summer ceremony.
We are graduating in a few weeks.
They are graduating after completing their final exams.
Present Perfect
I have graduated from university.
You have graduated at last!
He has graduated with a degree in biology.
We have graduated and started our careers.
They have graduated from the academy.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been graduating students for ten years.
You have been graduating from one course after another.
He has been graduating from different programs recently.
We have been graduating in small groups since April.
They have been graduating from the school for several years.
Past Simple
I graduated last year.
You graduated in 2020.
He graduated from medical school in May.
We graduated on a warm afternoon.
They graduated together last summer.
Past Continuous
I was graduating when the lights went out.
You were graduating while I was starting college.
He was graduating when his parents arrived.
We were graduating as the rain began.
They were graduating when the announcement was made.
Past Perfect
I had graduated before I found my first job.
You had graduated by the time we met.
He had graduated before the company hired him.
We had graduated before the old campus closed.
They had graduated by the end of that year.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been graduating trainees for five years before retiring.
You had been graduating students before the school changed its policy.
He had been graduating from short courses before entering university.
We had been graduating in small groups before the hall closed.
They had been graduating from the program for a decade.
Future Simple (will)
I will graduate next spring.
You will graduate if you pass the final exam.
He will graduate with his friends.
We will graduate before the new term begins.
They will graduate in front of their families.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to graduate in December.
You are going to graduate very soon.
He is going to graduate from the engineering program.
We are going to graduate at the same ceremony.
They are going to graduate this weekend.
Future Continuous
I will be graduating when you visit next month.
You will be graduating at this time next year.
He will be graduating during the afternoon ceremony.
We will be graduating alongside our closest friends.
They will be graduating when the new students arrive.
Future Perfect
I will have graduated by next July.
You will have graduated before the summer ends.
He will have graduated by the time the job starts.
We will have graduated before the new school year.
They will have graduated by the end of the decade.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been graduating students for ten years by June.
You will have been graduating from courses for a year by then.
He will have been graduating trainees for several months by August.
We will have been graduating students for months by the final ceremony.
They will have been graduating from the program for four years by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not graduate until next year.
You do not graduate without completing the project.
He does not graduate this semester.
We do not graduate until the ceremony in June.
They do not graduate from this program.
Present Simple Question
When do I graduate?
Why do you graduate in the winter?
When does he graduate from college?
Do we graduate this year?
Do they graduate together?
Past Simple Negative
I did not graduate in the spring.
You did not graduate with your original class.
He did not graduate last year.
We did not graduate until the following winter.
They did not graduate from that school.
Past Simple Question
When did I graduate?
Where did you graduate?
When did he graduate from university?
Did we graduate in the same year?
How long ago did they graduate?