English conjugation practice
Judge
Judge conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I judge each case fairly.
You judge people by their actions.
He judges the contest every year.
We judge the results carefully.
They judge several events.
Present Continuous
I am judging the final round now.
You are judging the artwork today.
He is judging a school debate.
We are judging which plan works best.
They are judging the finalists at present.
Present Perfect
I have judged three cases today.
You have judged this matter before.
He has judged many competitions.
We have judged the situation fairly.
They have judged all the performances.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been judging since breakfast.
You have been judging entries for two hours.
He has been judging young musicians all morning.
We have been judging projects throughout the week.
They have been judging cases for several days.
Past Simple
I judged the contest last Friday.
You judged the matter yesterday.
He judged the final match.
We judged the entries last night.
They judged the competition in June.
Past Continuous
I was judging when the lights went out.
You were judging the debate at six.
He was judging while we waited.
We were judging when the bell rang.
They were judging outside all afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had judged the entries before lunch.
You had judged that case earlier.
He had judged five rounds by noon.
We had judged the projects when the director called.
They had judged every finalist by sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been judging for hours before I rested.
You had been judging since early morning.
He had been judging cases before the meeting began.
We had been judging projects before the computer failed.
They had been judging performances throughout the morning.
Future Simple (will)
I will judge the final round tomorrow.
You will judge the results next week.
He will judge the debate tonight.
We will judge the proposals on Monday.
They will judge the finalists tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to judge the school contest.
You are going to judge the artwork soon.
He is going to judge the next event.
We are going to judge the plans together.
They are going to judge the entries next.
Future Continuous
I will be judging at this time tomorrow.
You will be judging during the afternoon.
He will be judging when we arrive.
We will be judging throughout Saturday.
They will be judging the final entries at noon.
Future Perfect
I will have judged all the cases by Friday.
You will have judged the entries by then.
He will have judged every round before noon.
We will have judged the projects by next month.
They will have judged the competition before summer.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been judging for five hours by noon.
You will have been judging since dawn by then.
He will have been judging for a week by Friday.
We will have been judging projects for a month by then.
They will have been judging cases all day by sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not judge people by appearances.
You do not judge a book by its cover.
He does not judge without evidence.
We do not judge the players personally.
They do not judge cases hastily.
Present Simple Question
Do I judge this case today?
Do you judge these entries fairly?
Does he judge the final round?
Do we judge the teams tomorrow?
Do they judge all the performances?
Past Simple Negative
I did not judge the contest last year.
You did not judge the matter yesterday.
He did not judge the final match.
We did not judge the applicants unfairly.
They did not judge the competition last weekend.
Past Simple Question
Did I judge that case correctly?
Did you judge the debate yesterday?
Did he judge the entries fairly?
Did we judge the finalists last night?
Did they judge the competition in June?