English conjugation practice
Hire
Hire conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hire helpers for the garden.
You hire talented cooks.
He hires workers every spring.
We hire staff for busy weekends.
They hire new nurses each year.
Present Continuous
I am hiring someone to paint the room.
Are you hiring a guide for tomorrow?
He is hiring assistants this week.
We are hiring after reviewing the applications.
They are hiring skilled workers from nearby towns.
Present Perfect
I have hired a cleaner for the office.
You have hired the right person.
He has hired three new teachers.
We have hired people who know the area well.
They have hired enough workers for the project.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hiring assistants all morning.
You have been hiring carefully this month.
He has been hiring since the shop opened.
We have been hiring whenever demand increases.
They have been hiring extra hands during the festival.
Past Simple
I hired a gardener last Saturday.
You hired Mia for the job.
He hired a carpenter in June.
We hired a photographer for our wedding.
They hired local guides during their trip.
Past Continuous
I was hiring when the phone rang.
You were hiring during the summer.
He was hiring for the new café.
We were hiring when the manager arrived.
They were hiring people for a short-term project.
Past Perfect
I had hired a tutor before classes started.
You had hired someone by the time I called.
He had hired an assistant before the interview.
We had hired a chef before opening the café.
They had hired staff long before the event.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hiring for weeks before finding a manager.
You had been hiring since January.
He had been hiring when the funding ended.
We had been hiring carefully until sales fell.
They had been hiring temporary workers for months.
Future Simple (will)
I will hire a plumber tomorrow.
You will hire someone after the meeting.
He will hire a new assistant soon.
We will hire more people next year.
They will hire a band for the celebration.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hire a babysitter tonight.
You are going to hire an electrician.
He is going to hire help for the move.
We are going to hire someone with experience.
They are going to hire workers before winter.
Future Continuous
I will be hiring during the career fair.
You will be hiring while I train the team.
He will be hiring all afternoon.
We will be hiring when you visit.
They will be hiring at the fair next Saturday.
Future Perfect
I will have hired a replacement by Friday.
You will have hired a full team by then.
He will have hired someone before the store opens.
We will have hired a director before the launch.
They will have hired new workers by the end of the month.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been hiring for two months by August.
You will have been hiring for a year by then.
He will have been hiring throughout the busy season.
We will have been hiring for months before the opening.
They will have been hiring steadily by the time summer ends.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hire people without references.
You do not hire temporary staff often.
He does not hire relatives.
We do not hire during the winter.
They do not hire workers for one-day jobs.
Present Simple Question
Do I hire enough assistants?
Do you hire people with no experience?
Does he hire staff locally?
When do we hire seasonal workers?
Do they hire from this neighborhood?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hire anyone last month.
You did not hire the recommended candidate.
He did not hire a replacement.
We did not hire until the budget was approved.
They did not hire a manager after all.
Past Simple Question
Did I hire the right person?
When did you hire your assistant?
Did he hire a driver yesterday?
Where did we hire the event staff?
Did they hire someone for the repair?