English conjugation practice
Host
Host conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I host a small podcast.
You host the weekly meeting.
At noon, he hosts a radio show.
Every summer, we host a picnic.
They host guests from many countries.
Present Continuous
I am hosting dinner tonight.
You are hosting the school event today.
Right now, he is hosting an online class.
We are hosting our cousins for the weekend.
They are hosting a lively debate.
Present Perfect
I have hosted three workshops this year.
You have hosted many friendly gatherings.
He has hosted the program since January.
We have hosted a number of public talks.
They have hosted guests from abroad.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hosting the club since March.
You have been hosting meetings all morning.
He has been hosting visitors for two hours.
We have been hosting families during the festival.
They have been hosting workshops every Friday.
Past Simple
I hosted a game night last Friday.
You hosted the meeting yesterday.
He hosted a concert in June.
Last year, we hosted an international fair.
They hosted the visitors warmly.
Past Continuous
I was hosting dinner when the lights went out.
You were hosting a workshop that afternoon.
While he was hosting the show, rain began.
We were hosting a party when you called.
They were hosting a festival throughout July.
Past Perfect
I had hosted two events before noon.
You had hosted the team before the new coach arrived.
He had hosted the show before he moved.
Before summer ended, we had hosted four camps.
They had hosted the conference before the storm.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hosting events for years before retiring.
You had been hosting guests all weekend.
He had been hosting the show for months before it ended.
We had been hosting talks before the building closed.
They had been hosting festivals for ten years.
Future Simple (will)
I will host the next meeting.
You will host our guests tomorrow.
He will host a show next month.
We will host dinner on Saturday.
They will host a public discussion.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to host a barbecue.
You are going to host the visiting students.
He is going to host a podcast soon.
We are going to host a workshop next week.
They are going to host the festival downtown.
Future Continuous
I will be hosting the event at seven.
You will be hosting visitors during the afternoon.
He will be hosting the program tomorrow night.
We will be hosting friends over the holiday.
They will be hosting a meeting at that time.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have hosted five sessions.
By then, you will have hosted the whole team.
He will have hosted the ceremony before dinner.
Before the year ends, we will have hosted many events.
They will have hosted the conference by Monday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By May, I will have been hosting the club for a year.
You will have been hosting visitors for six hours by sunset.
By then, he will have been hosting the show for months.
By autumn, we will have been hosting families for three months.
They will have been hosting talks for several weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not host large parties.
You do not host meetings on Sundays.
He does not host sports programs.
We do not host events in winter.
They do not host public debates.
Present Simple Question
Do I host the guests correctly?
Do you host a regular podcast?
Does he host the morning show?
Do we host the next workshop?
Do they host concerts here?
Past Simple Negative
I did not host the dinner last night.
You did not host the event in May.
He did not host the ceremony.
We did not host the conference in spring.
They did not host the visitors overnight.
Past Simple Question
Did I host the meeting well?
Did you host a party last weekend?
Did he host the show on Tuesday?
Did we host enough activities?
Did they host the awards ceremony?