English conjugation practice
Hear
Hear conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hear the beautiful songs of birds outside my window every morning.
You hear the loud traffic from the street if you leave your window open.
He always hears the alarm clock right at six o'clock in the morning.
We hear a strange noise coming from the basement every time the heater turns on.
They hear the ocean waves crashing against the rocks from their hotel room balcony.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am hearing a strange buzzing sound in my left ear.
At this moment, you are hearing the final instructions before the race begins.
He is hearing a lot of compliments about his recent performance at work today.
We are hearing rumors about a surprise test in our history class today.
They are hearing updates about the weather conditions on the radio right now.
Present Perfect
I have heard that new album by your favorite band, and it is amazing.
You have heard the news about the school holiday next Friday, haven't you?
He has heard from his brother who is traveling in Europe right now.
We have heard a loud explosion down the street, so the police are investigating.
They have let us listen to the recording, and they have heard it too.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been hearing great reviews about the new seafood restaurant downtown.
Lately, you have been hearing strange noises coming from the old attic.
He has been hearing beautiful birds singing outside his bedroom window all morning.
We have been hearing a lot of birds singing in our garden since spring started.
They have been keeping quiet, but they have been hearing rumors about the company's future lately.
Past Simple
Yesterday afternoon, I heard a loud crash outside my house and ran to see it.
You heard the beautiful concert last night, which must have been a wonderful experience.
He heard his name called over the loudspeaker at the crowded airport.
We heard the school bell ring and immediately packed our school bags.
Yesterday morning, they heard a loud clap of thunder during the rainstorm.
Past Continuous
At 8 PM yesterday, I was hearing a beautiful melody from the street musician below.
While you were hearing the lecture, I was taking detailed notes for both of us.
He was hearing cases in the courtroom all afternoon yesterday before the recess.
We were hearing our favorite songs on the radio during our long road trip.
They were hearing testimony from the witnesses when the judge suddenly interrupted them.
Past Perfect
Before you told me the story, I had heard a completely different version from John.
You had heard the warning on the radio before you decided to drive into the storm.
He had heard the phone ring twice before he finally jumped out of bed to answer it.
We had heard rumors about the closing of the factory before the official announcement.
They had heard the loud thunder before the heavy rain started to pour down.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hearing a strange clicking sound in my car for weeks before the engine finally broke down.
Before the alarm rang, you had been hearing a faint tapping on the window.
He had been hearing voices in his dreams for days before he woke up with a fever.
We had been hearing rumors about a new manager for months before the official announcement was made.
Before the police arrived, they had been hearing loud arguments next door.
Future Simple (will)
I promise I will hear your side of the story before making a final decision.
You will hear the sound of the bell when the dinner is ready.
He will hear from his doctor tomorrow morning with the medical results.
We will hear the announcement as soon as we arrive at the train station.
They will hear the crowd cheering when they enter the packed stadium.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hear my favorite band play live at the concert hall tonight.
You are going to hear a lot of interesting facts during the museum tour today.
He is going to hear from the university admission office sometime next week.
Listen carefully because we are going to hear our favorite song on the radio.
They are going to hear a presentation about environmental protection tomorrow morning.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be hearing the waves of the ocean from my beach chair.
At noon next Monday, you will be hearing the opening speech at the international conference.
At this time tomorrow, he will be hearing the results of his final exam.
We will be hearing our favorite songs performed live at this exact time next week.
This time tomorrow, they will be hearing a live orchestra perform in the hall.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have heard from the job interviewer regarding my application.
By tomorrow evening, you will have heard the news from your family.
He will have heard the final test results before the summer vacation begins.
We will have heard the announcement before we reach the city center.
By the time the meeting ends, they will have heard all the proposals.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been hearing that annoying construction noise for a whole year.
By next year, you will have been hearing that same alarm clock for five years.
By midnight, he will have been hearing the loud party music for six hours.
By tomorrow morning, we will have been hearing the rain on the roof for a day.
By midnight, they will have been hearing the frogs croaking for four hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hear what the teacher is saying because the students are talking loudly.
You do not hear the alarm clock in the morning because you sleep very deeply.
He does not hear very well due to an old ear injury from his youth.
We do not hear any traffic noises from our countryside house.
They always wear headphones, so they do not hear the doorbell ring.
Present Simple Question
Do I hear a strange knocking sound coming from the front door right now?
Do you hear the beautiful birds singing in the garden this morning?
Does he hear from his parents every week while he is away at college?
Do we hear the sound of thunder in the distance, or was that a truck?
Do they hear the music from the festival down the street?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hear the doorbell ring because I was taking a shower yesterday morning.
You did not hear my advice, so you made a big mistake on the test.
He did not hear his alarm clock, so he woke up an hour late today.
We did not hear any announcement about the train delay at the station.
They were fast asleep, so they did not hear the loud thunderstorm last night.
Past Simple Question
Did I hear you correctly when you said we have no homework today?
Did you hear that beautiful bird singing in the garden this morning?
Did he hear the phone ring while he was working in the garden?
Did we hear the bell ring at the end of the English class?
Did they hear the exciting announcement on the school radio yesterday?