English conjugation practice
Greet
Greet conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I greet my neighbors each morning.
You greet everyone at the door.
He greets his teacher politely.
At the office, we greet new guests.
They greet their coach after practice.
Present Continuous
I am greeting the guests right now.
You are greeting people at the entrance.
He is greeting the visitors downstairs.
We are greeting families as they arrive.
They are greeting guests near the stage.
Present Perfect
I have greeted all the new students.
You have greeted our visitors already.
He has greeted the mayor today.
We have greeted the team this morning.
They have greeted their new neighbors.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been greeting guests since noon.
You have been greeting visitors for an hour.
He has been greeting customers all afternoon.
We have been greeting people at the fair.
They have been greeting guests since sunrise.
Past Simple
I greeted the guide at the museum.
You greeted us warmly yesterday.
He greeted his aunt at the station.
Last night, we greeted our cousins.
They greeted the team before the match.
Past Continuous
I was greeting guests when the music stopped.
You were greeting visitors during the storm.
He was greeting customers at ten o'clock.
We were greeting our friends when rain began.
They were greeting fans throughout the evening.
Past Perfect
I had greeted the guests before dinner started.
You had greeted everyone by lunchtime.
He had greeted his classmates before the bell rang.
We had greeted the family before the show.
They had greeted the guests when we arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been greeting guests for hours before resting.
You had been greeting travelers since early morning.
He had been greeting shoppers all day before going home.
We had been greeting families before the doors closed.
They had been greeting supporters since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will greet the guests after work.
You will greet our visitors tomorrow.
He will greet the audience before the concert.
We will greet you outside the theater.
They will greet the winners on stage.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to greet my guests soon.
You are going to greet the speaker tonight.
He is going to greet the visitors at the gate.
We are going to greet the team at the airport.
They are going to greet families at the festival.
Future Continuous
I will be greeting visitors this time tomorrow.
You will be greeting guests during the ceremony.
He will be greeting customers at the front desk.
We will be greeting travelers throughout the morning.
They will be greeting guests when you arrive.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have greeted everyone.
You will have greeted the guests before lunch.
By then, he will have greeted all the players.
We will have greeted the entire class by then.
Before the event ends, they will have greeted hundreds of people.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been greeting guests for three hours.
You will have been greeting visitors all morning by lunchtime.
By sunset, he will have been greeting travelers for a full day.
By closing time, we will have been greeting guests since morning.
They will have been greeting visitors for six hours by midnight.
Present Simple Negative
I do not greet strangers on the street.
You do not greet people rudely.
He does not greet visitors after dark.
We do not greet customers before opening time.
They do not greet the neighbors every day.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I greet the host first?
Do you do you greet your new colleagues?
Does he does he greet the guests at the door?
Do we do we greet the speaker now?
Do they do they greet their neighbors often?
Past Simple Negative
I did not greet anyone at the party.
You did not greet the guide yesterday.
He did not greet us at the station.
We did not greet the crowd before the show.
They did not greet their former teacher.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I greet your sister yesterday?
Did you did you greet the new manager?
Did he did he greet the family at dinner?
Did we did we greet everybody before leaving?
Did they did they greet the guests last weekend?