English conjugation practice
Invent
Invent conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I invent useful toys.
You invent clever games.
At school, he invents stories.
Together, we invent simple solutions.
They invent tools for farmers.
Present Continuous
I am inventing a puzzle today.
You are inventing something exciting now.
He is inventing a safer bike.
For our project, we are inventing a game.
They are inventing a water filter.
Present Perfect
I have invented three card games.
You have invented a brilliant shortcut.
He has invented a helpful device.
We have invented an easy solution.
They have invented a useful app.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been inventing things all morning.
You have been inventing games since lunch.
He has been inventing at home for weeks.
Since Monday, we have been inventing new designs.
They have been inventing solutions for months.
Past Simple
I invented a toy last summer.
You invented that story yesterday.
He invented a useful tool in 2018.
During class, we invented a board game.
They invented a simple machine last year.
Past Continuous
I was inventing a character when you called.
You were inventing jokes during the ride.
He was inventing a device at noon.
At the workshop, we were inventing toys.
They were inventing plans before dinner.
Past Perfect
I had invented the game before class ended.
You had invented a solution by Friday.
Before the contest, he had invented a clever tool.
By noon, we had invented two new games.
They had invented the plan before the meeting.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been inventing for hours before sleep.
You had been inventing all afternoon before dinner.
He had been inventing for months when success came.
We had been inventing together before the teacher arrived.
They had been inventing for a week when they finished.
Future Simple (will)
I will invent something useful tomorrow.
You will invent a better answer next time.
He will invent a new game soon.
After lunch, we will invent a team name.
They will invent safer equipment one day.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to invent a new snack.
You are going to invent a fun activity.
He is going to invent a clever gadget.
This weekend, we are going to invent a board game.
They are going to invent a simple water filter.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be inventing.
Tomorrow afternoon, you will be inventing with your group.
He will be inventing during the science fair.
Next Saturday, we will be inventing in the lab.
They will be inventing while the judges watch.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have invented a working model.
You will have invented a solution before the deadline.
By then, he will have invented a better tool.
By the end of class, we will have invented a story.
They will have invented a useful device by June.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been inventing for four hours.
By July, you will have been inventing for a year.
By sunset, he will have been inventing all day.
By Friday, we will have been inventing together for a week.
By winter, they will have been inventing for many months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not invent excuses.
You do not invent stories about your work.
He does not invent things without a purpose.
We do not invent products without testing them.
They do not invent stories to win.
Present Simple Question
Why Do I invent strange names?
How often Do you invent new games?
When Does he invent his best ideas?
Why Do we invent complicated rules?
What kinds of tools Do they invent?
Past Simple Negative
I did not invent that rumor yesterday.
You did not invent the game last week.
He did not invent a new tool at school.
We did not invent a solution during the meeting.
They did not invent the product last year.
Past Simple Question
Why Did I invent that strange character?
When Did you invent this clever game?
What Did he invent for the contest?
Where Did we invent our first design?
Which device Did they invent in college?