English conjugation practice
Hold
Hold conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hold the door for my friend.
You hold a warm cup of tea.
Near the entrance, he holds the key.
Together, we hold the rope tightly.
They hold hands while walking.
Present Continuous
I am holding your coat right now.
You are holding the map upside down.
At the moment, he is holding a flashlight.
We are holding a meeting this afternoon.
Outside, they are holding colorful balloons.
Present Perfect
I have held this job for two years.
You have held the record since June.
He has held several important positions.
So far, we have held three meetings.
They have held their promise.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been holding this bag since breakfast.
You have been holding the line for ten minutes.
He has been holding the ladder all morning.
We have been holding auditions this week.
They have been holding hands since the ceremony.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I held the door open.
You held my books during lunch.
He held the trophy above his head.
After the game, we held a short discussion.
They held the baby for a few minutes.
Past Continuous
I was holding an umbrella when it broke.
You were holding the wrong ticket.
He was holding a lantern as we entered.
We were holding hands on the roller coaster.
They were holding signs outside the building.
Past Perfect
Before noon, I had held four interviews.
You had held the door before I arrived.
By then, he had held the position for years.
We had held a vote before the guests left.
They had held the meeting in the library.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been holding the bag for an hour.
You had been holding the rope before it slipped.
He had been holding the door for everyone.
We had been holding classes online for months.
They had been holding hands during the walk.
Future Simple (will)
I will hold your place in line.
You will hold the microphone during the interview.
He will hold the meeting tomorrow.
We will hold a celebration after the exam.
They will hold the concert outdoors.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hold the door for you.
You are going to hold the baby carefully.
He is going to hold a workshop next week.
We are going to hold a family meeting tonight.
They are going to hold hands for the photograph.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be holding a training session.
You will be holding the tickets at the entrance.
He will be holding a camera during the event.
We will be holding our annual dinner in July.
They will be holding flags at the parade.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have held five lessons.
You will have held the record for a year.
By sunset, he will have held the position for six months.
We will have held three votes before lunch.
They will have held the festival by the end of August.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been holding this box for three hours.
You will have been holding the line for quite a while.
By then, he will have been holding the job for a decade.
We will have been holding workshops for six weeks.
They will have been holding meetings throughout the month.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hold any money in my hand.
You do not hold the answer yet.
He does not hold a grudge.
We do not hold classes on Sundays.
They do not hold the same opinion.
Present Simple Question
Why do I hold this heavy bag?
Where do you hold your keys?
Does he hold the door for visitors?
Should do we hold the meeting outside?
Why do they hold hands during the song?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hold the glass tightly.
You did not hold the ladder long enough.
He did not hold the meeting yesterday.
We did not hold a vote after lunch.
They did not hold the rope during the climb.
Past Simple Question
Where did I hold the concert ticket?
Why did you hold the door shut?
When did he hold that important meeting?
Where did we hold the ceremony?
Why did they hold the boxes outside?