English conjugation practice
Improve
Improve conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I improve my skills every day.
You improve with regular practice.
At work, he improves old systems.
Together, we improve the local park.
They improve their results each season.
Present Continuous
I am improving my pronunciation this month.
You are improving quickly.
He is improving the design right now.
We are improving our service for families.
They are improving the building near the river.
Present Perfect
I have improved since my first lesson.
You have improved a lot this year.
He has improved the report considerably.
We have improved our teamwork.
They have improved the road near school.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been improving my writing for months.
You have been improving steadily.
He has been improving the garden since spring.
We have been improving the plan since Monday.
They have been improving their service for years.
Past Simple
I improved my grade last term.
You improved the picture yesterday.
He improved the recipe last night.
We improved the room before the guests arrived.
They improved their plan last week.
Past Continuous
I was improving the document when the computer stopped.
You were improving your answer during the lesson.
He was improving the machine all afternoon.
We were improving the playground when it began to rain.
They were improving the website during the holiday.
Past Perfect
I had improved my skills before the competition.
You had improved the model by Friday.
He had improved the results before the meeting.
We had improved the house before selling it.
They had improved the road by winter.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been improving for weeks before the test.
You had been improving your technique before the match.
He had been improving the system for months.
We had been improving the project since January.
They had been improving their results before the final.
Future Simple (will)
I will improve my answer tomorrow.
You will improve with more experience.
He will improve the plan next week.
We will improve our service soon.
They will improve the park next year.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to improve my study habits.
You are going to improve your results with practice.
He is going to improve the kitchen this weekend.
We are going to improve the playground.
They are going to improve the training program.
Future Continuous
I will be improving my skills during the course.
You will be improving your technique by then.
He will be improving the software next month.
We will be improving the house on Saturday.
They will be improving their methods during the project.
Future Perfect
By June, I will have improved my writing.
You will have improved by the end of the course.
By Friday, he will have improved the report.
We will have improved the service before winter.
By next year, they will have improved the road.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been improving for six months.
You will have been improving for a full year by then.
By noon, he will have been improving the design for hours.
We will have been improving the project for a year by May.
By the final meeting, they will have been improving the plan for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not improve without clear goals.
You do not improve by avoiding practice.
He does not improve when he ignores advice.
We do not improve by repeating the same mistake.
They do not improve unless they work together.
Present Simple Question
Do I improve when I study aloud?
Do you improve with daily practice?
Does he improve after each lesson?
Do we improve our work over time?
Do they improve the service each year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not improve my score last week.
You did not improve after the first attempt.
He did not improve the plan yesterday.
We did not improve the room before the event.
They did not improve the road last year.
Past Simple Question
Did I improve during the workshop?
Did you improve your answer afterward?
Did he improve the machine yesterday?
Did we improve the garden enough?
Did they improve the building last summer?