English conjugation practice
Kiss
Kiss conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I kiss my mother goodbye.
You kiss your partner before work.
He kisses his children every night.
We kiss when we meet.
They kiss under the old tree.
Present Continuous
I am kissing my son goodnight.
You are kissing your sister's cheek.
He is kissing his wife at the station.
We are kissing beside the fountain.
They are kissing in the garden.
Present Perfect
I have kissed the baby already.
You have kissed him before.
He has kissed his grandmother today.
We have kissed many times.
They have kissed since they started dating.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been kissing my child all morning.
You have been kissing your partner for ten years.
He has been kissing her since dinner.
We have been kissing whenever we get a chance.
They have been kissing throughout the movie.
Past Simple
I kissed my father yesterday.
You kissed her at the party.
He kissed his bride after the ceremony.
We kissed before saying goodbye.
They kissed beside the lake last summer.
Past Continuous
I was kissing my niece when you called.
You were kissing your boyfriend at midnight.
He was kissing her as the music stopped.
We were kissing when the lights went out.
They were kissing near the theater.
Past Perfect
I had kissed everyone before leaving.
You had kissed her before the photograph was taken.
He had kissed his mother before school began.
We had kissed before the train arrived.
They had kissed once before their wedding.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been kissing my children for several minutes.
You had been kissing her before the teacher entered.
He had been kissing his partner all evening.
We had been kissing for an hour before dinner.
They had been kissing when the rain started.
Future Simple (will)
I will kiss you goodbye tomorrow.
You will kiss the baby after lunch.
He will kiss his wife at midnight.
We will kiss beneath the stars.
They will kiss when they reunite.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to kiss my grandmother.
You are going to kiss him at the ceremony.
He is going to kiss her when she arrives.
We are going to kiss after the dance.
They are going to kiss for the photo.
Future Continuous
I will be kissing my children at bedtime.
You will be kissing her during the final scene.
He will be kissing his bride at noon.
We will be kissing as the fireworks begin.
They will be kissing on the stage tonight.
Future Perfect
I will have kissed everyone by the end of the party.
You will have kissed her before sunset.
He will have kissed his children by bedtime.
We will have kissed before the concert ends.
They will have kissed by the time the camera turns on.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been kissing my family for a week by then.
You will have been kissing her for months by July.
He will have been kissing his partner for ten years.
We will have been kissing for half an hour by then.
They will have been kissing throughout the celebration.
Present Simple Negative
I do not kiss strangers.
You do not kiss people without permission.
He does not kiss anyone at work.
We do not kiss in public.
They do not kiss on their first meeting.
Present Simple Question
Do I kiss the baby now?
Do you kiss your parents goodbye?
Does he kiss her every morning?
Do we kiss before the show?
Do they kiss at the end?
Past Simple Negative
I did not kiss anyone yesterday.
You did not kiss her at the party.
He did not kiss his friend goodbye.
We did not kiss after the argument.
They did not kiss during the whole evening.
Past Simple Question
Did I kiss your cheek by mistake?
Did you kiss him before you left?
Did he kiss the bride?
Did we kiss after the dance?
Did they kiss in the final scene?