English conjugation practice
Inform
Inform conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I inform the team about schedule changes.
You inform your neighbors before the meeting.
He informs new staff about the safety rules.
We inform customers by email.
They inform visitors about the museum rules.
Present Continuous
I am informing our guests about the change now.
You are informing the class about tomorrow's trip.
He is informing the manager while we wait.
We are informing everyone before lunch.
They are informing the public through the website.
Present Perfect
I have informed the doctor about my symptoms.
You have informed us of your decision.
He has informed the coach about the injury.
We have informed all the volunteers.
They have informed the town about the event.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been informing clients since early morning.
You have been informing the group for an hour.
He has been informing workers about the new policy.
We have been informing our members by phone.
They have been informing residents since the storm began.
Past Simple
I informed the office yesterday.
You informed your brother after dinner.
He informed the captain before the boat left.
We informed the school last Friday.
They informed the police after the accident.
Past Continuous
I was informing the guests when the lights went out.
You were informing the team during the break.
He was informing the reporters at noon.
We were informing visitors throughout the morning.
They were informing the audience as the program started.
Past Perfect
I had informed my teacher before the lesson began.
You had informed the nurse by that time.
He had informed everyone before the announcement.
We had informed the parents ahead of time.
They had informed the mayor before the meeting started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been informing callers for two hours before lunch.
You had been informing the players all morning.
He had been informing residents before the rain stopped.
We had been informing families since Monday.
They had been informing the public for weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will inform you after the interview.
You will inform the guide when you arrive.
He will inform the committee tomorrow.
We will inform the public next week.
They will inform each applicant by letter.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to inform the staff this afternoon.
You are going to inform the guests about the rules.
He is going to inform his manager tonight.
We are going to inform our partners after the vote.
They are going to inform the village before sunset.
Future Continuous
I will be informing visitors during the open day.
You will be informing customers at ten o'clock.
He will be informing the press while we prepare.
We will be informing the audience during the event.
They will be informing residents at this time tomorrow.
Future Perfect
I will have informed everyone by Friday.
You will have informed the office before noon.
He will have informed the team by tomorrow.
We will have informed the committee by next week.
They will have informed the public before the launch.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been informing callers for three hours by noon.
You will have been informing the team all morning by then.
He will have been informing visitors for a week by Friday.
We will have been informing members for a month by then.
They will have been informing residents for hours by sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not inform strangers about private matters.
You do not inform the group without checking first.
He does not inform colleagues of every small change.
We do not inform customers by text message.
They do not inform visitors of unofficial changes.
Present Simple Question
Do I inform the director before the meeting?
Do you inform your team about schedule changes?
Does he inform the guests at the entrance?
Do we inform the public often enough?
Do they inform new members during orientation?
Past Simple Negative
I did not inform anyone about the surprise.
You did not inform me before the appointment.
He did not inform the team about the delay.
We did not inform the press that evening.
They did not inform residents about the construction.
Past Simple Question
Did I inform you about the new address?
Did you inform the teacher after class?
Did he inform the manager yesterday?
Did we inform the customers in time?
Did they inform the police after the accident?