English conjugation practice
Jump
Jump conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I jump over the puddle.
You jump very high.
At practice, he jumps over small cones.
After lunch, we jump rope together.
Whenever the music starts, they jump around.
Present Continuous
I am jumping over the stream now.
Why are you jumping on the bed?
He is jumping while the camera records him.
We are jumping across the stepping stones.
The children are jumping in the playground.
Present Perfect
I have jumped three times today.
You have jumped farther than before.
He has jumped over every hurdle.
We have jumped whenever the bell rang.
They have jumped across the gap safely.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been jumping for ten minutes.
You have been jumping since the song began.
He has been jumping all morning.
We have been jumping to stay warm.
They have been jumping since sunrise.
Past Simple
I jumped over the fence yesterday.
You jumped when the balloon popped.
He jumped from the low platform.
We jumped together at the count of three.
They jumped over the stream before dark.
Past Continuous
I was jumping when my shoe came loose.
You were jumping during the whole game.
He was jumping near the stage at noon.
We were jumping when the rain started.
They were jumping on the trampoline all afternoon.
Past Perfect
Before breakfast, I had jumped over the log.
You had jumped twice before the coach arrived.
He had jumped across the ditch before sunset.
We had jumped enough by the end of practice.
They had jumped over the stream before us.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been jumping for an hour before resting.
You had been jumping since the warm-up began.
He had been jumping for several minutes when he stopped.
We had been jumping until the music stopped.
They had been jumping for hours before going home.
Future Simple (will)
I will jump over the stream tomorrow.
You will jump when you hear the signal.
He will jump in the final round.
We will jump together at the finish.
They will jump across the stones later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to jump over that branch.
You are going to jump in the next turn.
He is going to jump as soon as the gate opens.
We are going to jump during the performance.
They are going to jump once the music begins.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be jumping with my team.
You will be jumping while the band plays.
He will be jumping at the park this afternoon.
This time tomorrow, we will be jumping on the beach.
They will be jumping when you arrive.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have jumped ten times.
By then, you will have jumped over every hurdle.
He will have jumped before the timer ends.
By the final whistle, we will have jumped many times.
Before the show ends, they will have jumped over the wall.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been jumping for two hours.
By lunchtime, you will have been jumping since dawn.
By five o'clock, he will have been jumping for an hour.
By the end of practice, we will have been jumping for hours.
By sunset, they will have been jumping since early morning.
Present Simple Negative
I do not jump on dangerous surfaces.
You do not jump when the floor is wet.
He does not jump without checking the distance.
We do not jump inside the house.
They do not jump during the safety drill.
Present Simple Question
Do I jump too early?
Do you jump over this line?
Does he jump at every loud noise?
Do we jump after the whistle?
Do they jump in the final round?
Past Simple Negative
I did not jump over the fence yesterday.
You did not jump when the ball rolled by.
He did not jump during the first round.
We did not jump because the ground was slippery.
They did not jump until the coach gave permission.
Past Simple Question
Did I jump over the right line?
Did you jump when the fireworks began?
Did he jump across the stream?
Did we jump at the same time?
Did they jump over the puddle safely?