English conjugation practice
Increase
Increase conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I increase the price carefully.
Usually, you increase your effort near the end.
Every month, he increases his savings.
Together, we increase the team's chances.
The new rules increase safety.
Present Continuous
I am increasing the brightness right now.
You are increasing the pressure too quickly.
At the moment, he is increasing the size of the picture.
We are increasing production this week.
They are increasing their prices this year.
Present Perfect
I have increased my reading speed.
You have increased the number of visitors.
He has increased his knowledge through practice.
We have increased our savings since January.
The workers have increased the output.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been increasing my study time lately.
You have been increasing the heat for an hour.
He has been increasing his training distance since spring.
We have been increasing our efforts to help.
They have been increasing the supply for weeks.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I increased the font size.
You increased the speed before the turn.
Last year, he increased his income.
We increased our budget last month.
The students increased their scores.
Past Continuous
I was increasing the volume when you called.
You were increasing the amount during the experiment.
He was increasing the distance every day.
We were increasing the order when the store closed.
They were increasing their savings throughout the year.
Past Perfect
I had increased the limit before the test started.
By noon, you had increased the total.
He had increased the rent before they moved.
We had increased the supply before winter arrived.
They had increased the price before the sale began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been increasing my workload for months.
You had been increasing the pressure before the machine stopped.
He had been increasing his pace until he felt tired.
We had been increasing production all summer.
They had been increasing the volume for ten minutes.
Future Simple (will)
I will increase the offer tomorrow.
You will increase your confidence with practice.
He will increase the payment next month.
We will increase our efforts from now on.
They will increase the team size soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to increase my exercise time.
You are going to increase the brightness, aren't you?
He is going to increase the team's budget.
We are going to increase the order tonight.
They are going to increase the number of seats.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be increasing the temperature.
Tomorrow afternoon, you will be increasing the pressure.
He will be increasing his hours next week.
This time next month, we will be increasing our output.
They will be increasing the rent during the summer.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have increased my total.
By then, you will have increased your speed.
By July, he will have increased his savings.
By the end of the year, we will have increased our membership.
The changes will have increased safety by winter.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been increasing my practice time for a year.
By noon, you will have been increasing the pressure for two hours.
By next spring, he will have been increasing his workload for months.
By December, we will have been increasing production all year.
By then, they will have been increasing the supply for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not increase prices without a reason.
You do not increase the heat at night.
He does not increase his workload on weekends.
We do not increase the order until Friday.
They do not increase the fee for children.
Present Simple Question
How much do I increase the amount?
Why do you increase the brightness so often?
When does he increase his training distance?
When do we increase the team's budget?
Why do they increase the price each year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not increase the price yesterday.
You did not increase the amount last time.
He did not increase his score in the final round.
We did not increase the budget last month.
They did not increase the number of workers.
Past Simple Question
Did I increase the volume too much?
When did you increase the pressure?
Why did he increase the price?
When did we increase the order?
Did they increase the team's chances?