English conjugation practice
Hug
Hug conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hug my family every morning.
You hug your friends at school.
He hugs his little brother.
We hug when we say goodbye.
At the station, they hug warmly.
Present Continuous
I am hugging Grandma right now.
You are hugging your best friend in the photo.
Look! He is hugging the puppy.
We are hugging before the party starts.
Outside, they are hugging their parents.
Present Perfect
I have hugged everyone at the reunion.
You have hugged your cousin already.
He has hugged his daughter twice today.
We have hugged since the good news arrived.
They have hugged their teammates after each victory.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hugging my children all afternoon.
You have been hugging people since the ceremony began.
He has been hugging everyone at the celebration.
We have been hugging each other since the surprise.
They have been hugging visitors throughout the morning.
Past Simple
I hugged my aunt at the airport yesterday.
You hugged your friend after the match.
He hugged his father before leaving.
We hugged after the long journey.
They hugged their grandmother last weekend.
Past Continuous
I was hugging Mom when the phone rang.
You were hugging your brother during the photograph.
He was hugging his friend at noon.
We were hugging when the guests arrived.
They were hugging near the garden gate.
Past Perfect
I had hugged everyone before dinner began.
You had hugged your sister before the movie started.
He had hugged his mother by the time I arrived.
We had hugged once, so the meeting felt friendly.
They had hugged their relatives before the storm came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hugging my niece for a minute when she laughed.
You had been hugging friends all evening before you left.
He had been hugging his son before the lights went out.
We had been hugging when the photographer called us.
They had been hugging after the team won.
Future Simple (will)
I will hug you when I get home.
You will hug your grandparents tomorrow.
He will hug his friend after the concert.
We will hug before everyone goes home.
They will hug us at the airport.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hug Dad when he arrives.
You are going to hug your cousin at the party.
He is going to hug his coach after the final.
We are going to hug everyone at the reunion.
They are going to hug their hosts tonight.
Future Continuous
I will be hugging my family during the celebration.
You will be hugging friends at the welcome party.
He will be hugging his sister this time tomorrow.
We will be hugging when the cameras turn on.
They will be hugging near the entrance later.
Future Perfect
I will have hugged everyone by the end of the evening.
You will have hugged your relatives before breakfast.
He will have hugged the whole team by then.
We will have hugged all our visitors by Sunday.
They will have hugged their friends before the trip ends.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been hugging people for an hour by then.
You will have been hugging guests all afternoon by six.
He will have been hugging teammates for thirty minutes.
We will have been hugging our friends for most of the day.
They will have been hugging family members since sunrise.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hug strangers.
You do not hug people without asking.
He does not hug anyone at work.
We do not hug during formal meetings.
They do not hug people they have just met.
Present Simple Question
Do I hug the host now?
Do you hug your parents often?
Does he hug his teammates?
Do we hug before we leave?
Do they hug after every game?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hug anyone at the event.
You did not hug your cousin yesterday.
He did not hug his friend after the argument.
We did not hug because we were in a hurry.
They did not hug before the train departed.
Past Simple Question
Did I hug you at the station?
Did you hug your sister this morning?
Did he hug the winner?
Did we hug before the photograph?
Did they hug their grandparents last weekend?