English conjugation practice
Grow
Grow conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I grow fresh tomatoes in my backyard garden every summer.
If you water the plant, you grow beautiful flowers easily.
He loves farming, so he grows organic vegetables for the market.
We want a big lawn, so we grow green grass here.
They live on a farm where they grow sweet corn.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am growing some herbs on my kitchen windowsill.
Look at your old trousers, you are growing so fast this year!
At this moment, he is growing more confident about his public speech.
We are growing tired of this cold and rainy weather today.
Currently, they are growing native trees to restore the local forest.
Present Perfect
I have grown a lot of delicious strawberries this season.
You have grown wiser since you started your new job.
He has grown a long beard over the summer vacation.
We have grown our small business into a successful company.
They have grown plenty of beautiful roses in their yard.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been growing these exotic orchids for three long years.
Lately, you have been growing your hair out for the wedding.
He has been growing prized pumpkins since the spring began.
We have been growing organic apples on our land for decades.
They have been growing their savings account to buy a house.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I grew a bit worried when you didn't call.
Last year, you grew a beautiful field of golden sunflowers.
He grew up in a small, quiet village near London.
We grew closer as friends during our long road trip.
They grew an impressive amount of corn last autumn season.
Past Continuous
At 9 AM yesterday, I was growing anxious about my presentation.
While you were growing vegetables, I was building the greenhouse.
He was growing impatient while he waited for the delayed train.
We were growing fond of the old house before moving.
They were growing restless during the long and boring lecture.
Past Perfect
Before the frost came, I had grown all my tomatoes.
By the time you arrived, you had grown tired of waiting.
He had grown a lot taller before he turned fifteen.
We had grown enough food before the harsh winter started.
They had grown very wealthy before they moved to Europe.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been growing mushrooms for months before I sold any.
You had been growing trees until the severe drought began.
He had been growing frustrated until he found the missing keys.
We had been growing our audience until the website crashed.
They had been growing wheat for generations before the factory built.
Future Simple (will)
If you give me seeds, I will grow them for you.
You will grow love for this city after living here.
He will grow into a fine young man, I am sure.
We will grow our own herbs to save some money.
They will grow vegetables if they buy the extra land.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to grow some hot chili peppers.
You are going to grow into a wonderful doctor one day.
He is going to grow microgreens inside his small apartment room.
We are going to grow pumpkins for the autumn festival.
They are going to grow grapes to make homemade juice.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be growing plants in space.
At noon, you will be growing flowers in your garden.
He will be growing trees on his new farm land.
We will be growing our network during the business conference.
They will be growing organic food during the summer months.
Future Perfect
By next winter, I will have grown enough wood fuel.
You will have grown accustomed to the loud traffic noise.
He will have grown a foot taller by his next birthday.
We will have grown our customer base by fifty percent.
They will have grown tired of the game by tonight.
Future Perfect Continuous
By December, I will have been growing bonsai for five years.
You will have been growing vegetables for hours by noon today.
He will have been growing his hair for a year soon.
We will have been growing our business since 2020 by next month.
They will have been growing wheat since dawn by sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not grow flowers because I have no green thumb.
You do not grow vegetables, you prefer buying them fresh.
He does not grow anymore because he is fully adult.
We do not grow fruit trees in our small backyard.
They do not grow tobacco on their farm any longer.
Present Simple Question
Do I grow the right type of plants for this soil?
Do you grow your own organic vegetables in the garden?
Does he grow apples or peaches on his local farm?
Do we grow enough food to last through the winter?
Do they grow high-quality tea leaves in this mountain region?
Past Simple Negative
I did not grow any pumpkins in my garden last year.
You did not grow up in this city, did you?
He did not grow tomatoes because the summer was too cold.
We did not grow anything in our garden this summer.
They did not grow any wheat during the long drought.
Past Simple Question
Did I grow this plant from a tiny little seed?
Did you grow up in a large city or country?
Did he grow those enormous watermelons all by himself last year?
Did we grow the best vegetables in the entire competition?
Did they grow those grapes to make their own wine?