English conjugation practice
Join
Join conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I join the team every spring.
Usually, you join us for lunch.
He joins the chess club at school.
We join the queue before the store opens.
After work, they join a local sports group.
Present Continuous
I am joining the video call now.
You are joining our project this week.
He is joining the meeting from home.
We are joining the tour after breakfast.
They are joining the celebration tonight.
Present Perfect
I have joined three clubs this year.
You have joined us at the perfect time.
He has joined the staff recently.
We have joined forces to clean the park.
They have joined the competition already.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been joining the weekly practice sessions.
You have been joining our calls all month.
He has been joining the volunteer team lately.
We have been joining community events since June.
They have been joining the afternoon workshops.
Past Simple
I joined the club last autumn.
Yesterday, you joined our table.
He joined the army after college.
We joined the parade at noon.
They joined the project last week.
Past Continuous
I was joining the group when you called.
You were joining the line as rain began.
He was joining the band during the summer.
We were joining the audience when the show started.
They were joining the picnic as darkness fell.
Past Perfect
I had joined the team before the first match.
By noon, you had joined the waiting group.
He had joined the company before I arrived.
We had joined the tour when the guide appeared.
They had joined the effort before the news spread.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been joining practice for months before the race.
You had been joining the meetings before moving away.
He had been joining our walks all summer.
We had been joining neighborhood projects since spring.
They had been joining the lessons before the holiday.
Future Simple (will)
I will join you after dinner.
You will join the group tomorrow.
He will join us for the final game.
We will join the celebration later.
They will join our campaign soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to join the photography club.
You are going to join the trip on Saturday.
He is going to join the training session.
We are going to join the workshop together.
They are going to join the charity walk.
Future Continuous
I will be joining the conference at ten.
You will be joining our table during lunch.
He will be joining the team next season.
We will be joining the visitors this afternoon.
They will be joining the parade at three.
Future Perfect
By July, I will have joined the organization.
Before the meeting ends, you will have joined the committee.
He will have joined the course by Monday.
We will have joined the expedition by then.
They will have joined the network before the launch.
Future Perfect Continuous
By August, I will have been joining the weekly sessions for a year.
By then, you will have been joining our meetings for months.
Next spring, he will have been joining the club for two years.
By June, we will have been joining community events for a year.
By the end, they will have been joining the classes for six months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not join online groups without checking them.
You do not join the club every year.
He does not join noisy parties.
We do not join meetings during lunch.
They do not join clubs that require fees.
Present Simple Question
Why do I join the same line every time?
When do you join your friends for lunch?
Does he join the school team?
Do we join the tour at the museum?
Why do they join us so late?
Past Simple Negative
I did not join the trip last weekend.
You did not join the meeting yesterday.
He did not join the team in the end.
We did not join the contest last year.
They did not join our table at dinner.
Past Simple Question
Why did I join that crowded group?
Did you join the workshop last Tuesday?
When did he join the company?
Did we join the correct queue?
When did they join the parade?