English conjugation practice
Involve
Involve conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I involve my team in planning.
Usually, you involve everyone in the discussion.
He involves his brother in the project.
Together, we involve local families.
The teachers involve students in experiments.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am involving my friends in the plan.
You are involving too many people today.
He is involving a lawyer in the matter.
This week, we are involving our neighbors.
They are involving volunteers from several towns.
Present Perfect
I have involved the whole class so far.
You have involved many useful people.
He has involved his parents in the decision.
We have involved experts from the beginning.
The organizers have involved local artists.
Present Perfect Continuous
For months, I have been involving new members.
You have been involving the staff since Monday.
He has been involving students in research all term.
Since spring, we have been involving nearby schools.
They have been involving residents in every stage.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I involved my cousin in the game.
You involved the neighbors last night.
He involved his coach after the match.
Last year, we involved the entire community.
The students involved their parents in the project.
Past Continuous
At noon, I was involving colleagues in the meeting.
While we talked, you were involving new volunteers.
He was involving his sister when I arrived.
All afternoon, we were involving local children.
They were involving the audience when the lights failed.
Past Perfect
Before the meeting, I had involved our adviser.
By Friday, you had involved the whole team.
He had involved several experts before the launch.
We had involved the council before voting.
They had involved every department by then.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been involving volunteers for several months before the event.
You had been involving the children all morning.
He had been involving new workers before the manager arrived.
We had been involving residents before funding stopped.
They had been involving artists throughout the summer.
Future Simple (will)
I will involve you in the next stage.
You will involve several teams tomorrow.
He will involve his manager later.
Next month, we will involve more residents.
The organizers will involve local businesses.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to involve my classmates in the presentation.
You are going to involve the whole family.
He is going to involve a specialist.
We are going to involve nearby farms.
They are going to involve young people in the program.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be involving our partners.
At ten o'clock, you will be involving the guests.
He will be involving new staff during the afternoon.
During the festival, we will be involving local performers.
They will be involving the public throughout the day.
Future Perfect
By June, I will have involved every member.
By the end of the week, you will have involved your entire group.
He will have involved the right people by then.
By next year, we will have involved five communities.
The researchers will have involved hundreds of participants.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been involving interns for a year.
By then, you will have been involving volunteers for months.
He will have been involving teachers for two semesters.
By Friday, we will have been involving our partners for six weeks.
The organizers will have been involving residents all year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not involve strangers in private matters.
You do not involve everyone in every decision.
He does not involve his children in arguments.
We do not involve the media at this stage.
They do not involve animals in the tests.
Present Simple Question
I wonder whether I do involve enough people.
Why do you do involve the whole team?
Does he does involve students in the work?
Do we really do involve every department?
Can you tell me why they do involve the public?
Past Simple Negative
I did not involve my parents in that decision.
You did not involve the manager yesterday.
He did not involve anyone in the complaint.
We did not involve the press during the investigation.
They did not involve local residents last year.
Past Simple Question
Did I did involve the correct person?
When did you did involve the students?
Why did he did involve his neighbor?
When did we did involve the local council?
Why did they did involve outside companies?