English conjugation practice
Insist
Insist conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I insist on a fair answer.
You insist that we leave early.
He insists on checking every detail.
We insist on treating everyone kindly.
They insist that the rule is fair.
Present Continuous
I am insisting because the matter is important.
You are insisting on another meeting today.
He is insisting that his name be included.
We are insisting that the children wear helmets.
They are insisting on seeing the original document.
Present Perfect
I have insisted on clear instructions from the start.
You have insisted that every guest sign in.
He has insisted on paying for lunch.
We have insisted on using recycled paper.
They have insisted that the door remain open.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been insisting on a quieter workspace.
You have been insisting that we check the map.
He has been insisting on a personal apology.
We have been insisting that the team follow the schedule.
They have been insisting on better lighting for weeks.
Past Simple
I insisted on a written receipt yesterday.
You insisted that the group wait outside.
He insisted on carrying the heavy box.
We insisted on visiting the old library.
They insisted that the decision be reviewed.
Past Continuous
I was insisting on a simple solution during the meeting.
You were insisting that the answer was correct.
He was insisting on taking the later train.
We were insisting on speaking to the owner.
They were insisting that the test be repeated.
Past Perfect
I had insisted on a guide before the hike began.
You had insisted that nobody touch the display.
He had insisted on meeting us at noon.
We had insisted on booking seats together.
They had insisted that the rule applied to everyone.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been insisting on a safer route before the storm.
You had been insisting that we leave before dark.
He had been insisting on a second opinion for days.
We had been insisting on meeting in person.
They had been insisting that the bridge needed repairs.
Future Simple (will)
I will insist on a clear answer tomorrow.
You will insist that the rules be followed.
He will insist on hearing both sides.
We will insist on a fair arrangement.
They will insist that the report be accurate.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to insist on seeing the results.
You are going to insist that we start now.
He is going to insist on a proper explanation.
We are going to insist on safer equipment.
They are going to insist that everyone participate.
Future Continuous
I will be insisting on regular breaks during the trip.
You will be insisting that the plan remain flexible.
He will be insisting on a careful review this afternoon.
We will be insisting on complete privacy.
They will be insisting that the contract be changed.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have insisted on a final decision.
By then, you will have insisted that the work be finished.
Before the vote, he will have insisted on hearing every opinion.
When they arrive, we will have insisted on a written agreement.
By the end of the day, they will have insisted that the issue be solved.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been insisting on this change for a year.
By then, you will have been insisting on better service for months.
At the meeting, he will have been insisting on a safer design for weeks.
By the review, we will have been insisting on honest feedback all month.
By July, they will have been insisting on new safety rules for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not insist on getting my own way.
You do not insist on special treatment.
He does not insist when a better idea appears.
We do not insist that visitors remove their shoes.
They do not insist on immediate payment.
Present Simple Question
Do I insist too much on small details?
Do you insist on booking the room today?
Does he insist that we call first?
Do we insist on serving dinner at six?
Do they insist that the forms be printed?
Past Simple Negative
I did not insist on staying after the event.
You did not insist that we change the route.
He did not insist on receiving credit.
We did not insist on taking the first available table.
They did not insist that the guests stay longer.
Past Simple Question
Did I insist on the wrong answer?
Did you insist that the package be delivered today?
Did he insist on walking home?
Did we insist on using the main entrance?
Did they insist that the meeting continue?