English conjugation practice
Invite
Invite conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I invite my neighbors for tea.
On Fridays, you invite friends to dinner.
He often invites his cousins to play.
Every summer, we invite our relatives to stay.
They invite everyone from the office.
Present Continuous
I am inviting my classmates to the party now.
You are inviting too many people this time.
At the moment, he is inviting guests into the hall.
We are inviting the whole team this week.
Look outside; they are inviting people inside.
Present Perfect
I have invited three neighbors already.
You have invited us to a wonderful event.
He has invited everyone who helped.
We have invited several families this year.
They have invited me to speak at the meeting.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been inviting guests since early morning.
You have been inviting people all afternoon.
He has been inviting customers to try the new service.
We have been inviting speakers for the conference.
They have been inviting neighbors to share ideas.
Past Simple
I invited Mia to my birthday party last Saturday.
Yesterday, you invited the new student home.
He invited his parents to the graduation.
We invited our neighbors to the barbecue.
They invited the whole class to the show.
Past Continuous
I was inviting guests when the phone rang.
You were inviting friends while I prepared dinner.
He was inviting visitors during the afternoon.
We were inviting our friends when the lights went out.
They were inviting guests throughout the evening.
Past Perfect
I had invited everyone before the room filled.
By noon, you had invited all the speakers.
He had invited his neighbors before the storm arrived.
We had invited our coach before the match began.
They had invited every volunteer before the event.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been inviting guests for an hour before dinner.
You had been inviting friends all week before the party.
He had been inviting clients for months before he moved.
We had been inviting artists for several weeks.
They had been inviting families before the hall closed.
Future Simple (will)
I will invite you to the next meeting.
You will invite the guests after lunch.
He will invite his aunt tomorrow.
We will invite the winning team on Friday.
They will invite us if there is enough space.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to invite my best friend tonight.
You are going to invite your cousins this weekend.
He is going to invite the team to breakfast.
We are going to invite everyone from our class.
They are going to invite several families to the picnic.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be inviting guests.
At seven o'clock, you will be inviting people inside.
During the conference, he will be inviting questions.
We will be inviting parents during the open day.
They will be inviting guests when you arrive.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have invited all my friends.
By then, you will have invited the entire group.
He will have invited the guests before sunset.
Before the holiday, we will have invited our relatives.
They will have invited everyone before registration ends.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been inviting guests for three hours.
Next month, you will have been inviting visitors for a year.
By evening, he will have been inviting customers all day.
At the anniversary, we will have been inviting speakers for a decade.
By spring, they will have been inviting families for many months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not invite strangers to my home.
Usually, you do not invite coworkers on weekends.
He does not invite people without checking first.
We do not invite guests during repairs.
They do not invite children to that event.
Present Simple Question
Do I invite everyone on the list?
Do you invite your neighbors each year?
Does he invite friends from school?
When do we invite the guest speaker?
Do they invite families to the festival?
Past Simple Negative
I did not invite Mark because he was away.
You did not invite us to the meeting yesterday.
He did not invite his brother last year.
We did not invite the press to the small event.
They did not invite me to the celebration.
Past Simple Question
Did I invite the right person?
When did you invite your old classmates?
Did he invite you to the concert?
Where did we invite the volunteers?
Did they invite you after the ceremony?