English conjugation practice
Hesitate
Hesitate conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hesitate before difficult choices.
You hesitate when the answer is unclear.
He hesitates at the open door.
We hesitate because the plan seems risky.
They hesitate near the busy crossing.
Present Continuous
I am hesitating about joining the club.
You are hesitating instead of choosing a seat.
He is hesitating before speaking to the manager.
We are hesitating because rain is coming.
They are hesitating outside the interview room.
Present Perfect
I have hesitated long enough to know my answer.
You have hesitated at every important moment.
He has hesitated since the meeting began.
We have hesitated, but now we are ready.
They have hesitated before making the announcement.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hesitating for several minutes.
You have been hesitating since breakfast.
He has been hesitating about the invitation all week.
We have been hesitating for no good reason.
They have been hesitating throughout the discussion.
Past Simple
I hesitated before I opened the letter.
You hesitated at the last step.
He hesitated when the teacher called his name.
We hesitated outside the restaurant yesterday.
They hesitated before crossing the bridge.
Past Continuous
I was hesitating when my friend arrived.
You were hesitating during the presentation.
He was hesitating as the bus pulled away.
We were hesitating while the guide waited.
They were hesitating when the lights went out.
Past Perfect
I had hesitated before making the call.
You had hesitated until the deadline passed.
He had hesitated before he finally answered.
We had hesitated too long to change our tickets.
They had hesitated before signing the agreement.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hesitating for an hour before deciding.
You had been hesitating since the morning meeting.
He had been hesitating about the move for months.
We had been hesitating until our neighbors encouraged us.
They had been hesitating throughout the long negotiation.
Future Simple (will)
I will hesitate if the instructions are confusing.
You will hesitate when you see the price.
He will hesitate before accepting the challenge.
We will hesitate if the weather gets worse.
They will hesitate before taking such a large risk.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hesitate before choosing a new job.
You are going to hesitate when the moment arrives.
He is going to hesitate at the difficult decision.
We are going to hesitate unless the rules become clearer.
They are going to hesitate when asked for an immediate reply.
Future Continuous
I will be hesitating while the panel reviews my application.
You will be hesitating at this point tomorrow.
He will be hesitating during the final interview.
We will be hesitating while we compare the two plans.
They will be hesitating when the referee asks for a decision.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have hesitated long enough.
By then, you will have hesitated over every option.
Before the vote, he will have hesitated twice.
By sunset, we will have hesitated enough to miss the train.
Before the announcement, they will have hesitated many times.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been hesitating for hours.
By Friday, you will have been hesitating for a whole week.
By the time we return, he will have been hesitating all day.
By the deadline, we will have been hesitating for too long.
By next month, they will have been hesitating since spring.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hesitate to ask for help.
You do not hesitate when your friends need support.
He does not hesitate to tell the truth.
We do not hesitate to change our plans.
They do not hesitate when action is necessary.
Present Simple Question
Do I hesitate too much before answering?
Do you hesitate when meeting new people?
Does he hesitate before making promises?
Do we hesitate because we fear mistakes?
Do they hesitate before entering the contest?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hesitate when my sister called.
You did not hesitate to accept the challenge.
He did not hesitate after hearing the news.
We did not hesitate to report the problem.
They did not hesitate once the path was clear.
Past Simple Question
Did I hesitate before signing the form?
Did you hesitate at the beginning of the race?
Did he hesitate when you offered advice?
Did we hesitate too long at the station?
Did they hesitate before choosing a winner?