English conjugation practice
Hide
Hide conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hide the key in a drawer.
Under the bed, you hide your shoes.
He hides when the game begins.
We hide gifts before the party.
The children hide in the garden.
Present Continuous
I am hiding behind the door right now.
Why are you hiding my notebook?
He is hiding from the rain.
We are hiding the surprise cake.
The players are hiding near the fence.
Present Perfect
I have hidden your letter safely.
You have hidden the remote again.
He has hidden the evidence in his desk.
We have hidden enough food for tomorrow.
They have hidden the map somewhere nearby.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hiding from the camera all morning.
You have been hiding your feelings for weeks.
He has been hiding behind that tree since noon.
We have been hiding from the noisy crowd.
They have been hiding the truth since Monday.
Past Simple
I hid the coins in a box yesterday.
You hid behind the tree during hide-and-seek.
He hid his bicycle in the shed.
We hid from the storm in a cave.
They hid the treasure near the old bridge.
Past Continuous
I was hiding when the lights went out.
You were hiding behind the sofa at six.
He was hiding the gift as we arrived.
We were hiding from our friends at noon.
They were hiding the boxes when I called.
Past Perfect
I had hidden the key before anyone arrived.
You had hidden the toy under your pillow.
By sunset, he had hidden the boat.
We had hidden the supplies before winter began.
They had hidden the message inside the wall.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hiding for an hour before dinner.
You had been hiding from us all afternoon.
He had been hiding the truth for years.
We had been hiding the gifts for several days.
They had been hiding in the forest since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will hide the present until Friday.
You will hide the spare key outside.
He will hide when the thunder starts.
We will hide the surprise decorations upstairs.
They will hide behind the wall tonight.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hide these cookies from the children.
You are going to hide in the tent.
He is going to hide the clue under a stone.
We are going to hide the presents in the attic.
They are going to hide near the playground.
Future Continuous
I will be hiding the decorations tomorrow morning.
You will be hiding somewhere in the library.
He will be hiding from the cameras during the show.
We will be hiding nearby during the surprise.
They will be hiding the equipment all evening.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have hidden the last clue.
By then, you will have hidden the documents.
He will have hidden the present before guests arrive.
We will have hidden everything before the party starts.
They will have hidden the supplies by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By six o'clock, I will have been hiding for two hours.
By dinner, you will have been hiding all day.
Next month, he will have been hiding the truth for a year.
By Friday, we will have been hiding the gifts for a week.
At midnight, they will have been hiding in the woods for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hide important papers at home.
You do not hide your feelings from friends.
He does not hide when people ask questions.
We do not hide food from our guests.
They do not hide their plans from us.
Present Simple Question
Where do I hide this small package?
Why do you hide behind the door?
Where does he hide his old toys?
Should do we hide the presents upstairs?
Where do they hide during the game?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hide the truth yesterday.
You did not hide the keys in the drawer.
He did not hide during the storm.
We did not hide behind the wall.
They did not hide the mistake.
Past Simple Question
Where did I hide my wallet?
Why did you hide the book?
Where did he hide the bicycle?
Why did we hide from the guests?
Where did they hide the treasure?