English conjugation practice
Hurry
Hurry conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I hurry when the bell rings.
You hurry through breakfast on busy mornings.
Before work, he hurries to the station.
We hurry home before dark.
They hurry past the crowded market.
Present Continuous
I am hurrying because my train leaves soon.
Why are you hurrying along the sidewalk?
He is hurrying to finish his homework.
We are hurrying so we can catch the show.
They are hurrying down the stairs now.
Present Perfect
I have hurried enough; let us walk calmly.
You have hurried and still arrived early.
He has hurried to the store already.
We have hurried through several tasks today.
They have hurried to help their neighbor.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hurrying since sunrise.
You have been hurrying all morning.
He has been hurrying from room to room.
We have been hurrying to prepare the room.
They have been hurrying between appointments.
Past Simple
I hurried to the library after lunch.
You hurried when the storm arrived.
He hurried across the bridge yesterday.
We hurried outside when we heard the alarm.
They hurried away before the shop closed.
Past Continuous
I was hurrying when you called.
You were hurrying along the beach at noon.
He was hurrying toward the open door.
We were hurrying to reach the shelter.
They were hurrying home as snow began to fall.
Past Perfect
I had hurried there before anyone noticed.
You had hurried away before the message arrived.
He had hurried to the gate by seven.
We had hurried to the station, but the train was late.
They had hurried upstairs before the lights went out.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hurrying for an hour before I stopped.
You had been hurrying since breakfast.
He had been hurrying all day before resting.
We had been hurrying so long that our shoes were wet.
They had been hurrying between classes all afternoon.
Future Simple (will)
I will hurry if the meeting starts early.
You will hurry once you see the time.
He will hurry to meet us after work.
We will hurry back before sunset.
They will hurry to finish the project.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to hurry so I can catch the bus.
You are going to hurry if you want a seat.
He is going to hurry after he packs his bag.
We are going to hurry before the doors close.
They are going to hurry once the signal changes.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be hurrying home.
You will be hurrying between meetings tomorrow.
He will be hurrying to the airport then.
We will be hurrying around the museum this afternoon.
They will be hurrying to the theater at six.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have hurried through my errands.
By then, you will have hurried to the other side.
He will have hurried home before the storm arrives.
By dinner, we will have hurried through the whole list.
Before the bell rings, they will have hurried inside.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been hurrying for four hours.
By lunchtime, you will have been hurrying all morning.
By the end of the day, he will have been hurrying nonstop.
By the finish, we will have been hurrying for miles.
By midnight, they will have been hurrying since dusk.
Present Simple Negative
I do not hurry when I have plenty of time.
You do not hurry on quiet weekends.
He does not hurry through important decisions.
We do not hurry during our Sunday walks.
They do not hurry unless there is a reason.
Present Simple Question
Do I hurry too much when I travel?
Do you hurry home after school?
Does he hurry when the phone rings?
Do we hurry now or wait here?
When do they hurry to the station?
Past Simple Negative
I did not hurry because the road was clear.
You did not hurry during yesterday's walk.
He did not hurry after the announcement.
We did not hurry through the museum.
They did not hurry despite the early start.
Past Simple Question
Did I hurry past your house yesterday?
Did you hurry to catch the elevator?
Did he hurry away after lunch?
Did we hurry enough to arrive on time?
Where did they hurry after the game?