English conjugation practice
Impress
Impress conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I impress my teacher with careful work.
You impress everyone with your kindness.
At school, he impresses his classmates.
Together, we impress our guests.
Their performances impress the audience.
Present Continuous
I am impressing the coach with my progress.
You are impressing your new colleagues.
He is impressing the customers today.
We are impressing the visitors right now.
The young musicians are impressing their parents.
Present Perfect
I have impressed my manager with the report.
You have impressed everyone at the meeting.
He has impressed the team this month.
We have impressed our neighbors with the garden.
They have impressed the judges so far.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been impressing my tutors all semester.
You have been impressing us with steady improvement.
He has been impressing scouts for several weeks.
We have been impressing guests with our fresh recipes.
They have been impressing reviewers for months.
Past Simple
I impressed the panel during yesterday's interview.
You impressed your relatives at the celebration.
He impressed the director with one answer.
We impressed the visitors during the tour.
The dancers impressed the crowd yesterday.
Past Continuous
I was impressing the guests when the lights went out.
You were impressing the audience during the final song.
He was impressing the committee all afternoon.
We were impressing the judges before the mistake.
They were impressing visitors throughout the morning.
Past Perfect
I had impressed the recruiter before the interview ended.
You had impressed the guests by dessert.
He had impressed the board before receiving the offer.
We had impressed the hosts before leaving.
They had impressed the crowd before the rain began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been impressing my supervisors for months before promotion.
You had been impressing the team before the project ended.
He had been impressing fans for years before retiring.
We had been impressing visitors all day when the museum closed.
They had been impressing critics before winning the prize.
Future Simple (will)
I will impress the judges with this project.
You will impress them when you explain the plan.
He will impress the audience tomorrow.
We will impress our partners at the presentation.
They will impress the community with their service.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to impress the interviewers next week.
You are going to impress your guests with that meal.
He is going to impress the coach at practice.
We are going to impress the visitors with a live demonstration.
They are going to impress the judges in the final round.
Future Continuous
I will be impressing the clients during the evening session.
You will be impressing the audience at this time tomorrow.
He will be impressing visitors throughout the exhibition.
We will be impressing our sponsors at the ceremony.
They will be impressing guests during the afternoon tour.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have impressed the entire team.
By then, you will have impressed your new manager.
By graduation, he will have impressed many teachers.
By the final meeting, we will have impressed our investors.
By sunset, they will have impressed the whole town.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been impressing my mentors for a year.
By then, you will have been impressing customers for months.
By the end of the season, he will have been impressing fans for many weeks.
By the anniversary, we will have been impressing our supporters for a decade.
By the finals, they will have been impressing judges all season.
Present Simple Negative
I do not impress people with expensive clothes.
You do not impress anyone by shouting.
He does not impress his classmates with rude jokes.
We do not impress others by wasting time.
They do not impress their teacher with unfinished work.
Present Simple Question
Do I impress you with this idea?
Do you impress your customers often?
Does he impress the team at work?
Do we impress visitors with our service?
Do they impress the audience every time?
Past Simple Negative
I did not impress the interviewer yesterday.
You did not impress the judges last night.
He did not impress the coach during practice.
We did not impress our hosts during dinner.
They did not impress the crowd at yesterday's event.
Past Simple Question
Did I impress the visitors yesterday?
Did you impress your new teacher?
Did he impress the judges last week?
Did we impress the guests with our plans?
Did they impress the audience at the festival?