English conjugation practice
Knock
Knock conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I knock before entering the room.
Usually, you knock twice.
He knocks on the office door.
We knock when the bell is broken.
At night, they knock on the side gate.
Present Continuous
I am knocking on the front door now.
Why are you knocking so loudly?
He is knocking while we cook dinner.
We are knocking because nobody heard the bell.
Outside, they are knocking on the wooden door.
Present Perfect
I have knocked three times already.
You have knocked over the vase by accident.
He has knocked at every apartment.
We have knocked on the wrong door.
They have knocked several times this morning.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been knocking for five minutes.
You have been knocking since breakfast.
He has been knocking at the back entrance all afternoon.
We have been knocking in turns.
They have been knocking since the storm began.
Past Simple
I knocked on your door yesterday.
You knocked before lunch.
He knocked loudly during the meeting.
We knocked at the cabin after sunset.
They knocked on the door last night.
Past Continuous
I was knocking when the door opened.
You were knocking during my call.
He was knocking while the dog barked.
We were knocking when our friends arrived.
They were knocking from inside the shed.
Past Perfect
I had knocked before the lights went out.
You had knocked several times by noon.
He had knocked before anyone answered.
We had knocked at the wrong house.
They had knocked before the storm started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been knocking for ten minutes when she came.
You had been knocking since dawn.
He had been knocking before the guard noticed him.
We had been knocking until someone opened up.
They had been knocking for hours before help arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will knock when I reach the house.
You will knock if the bell fails.
He will knock at the usual time.
We will knock once we arrive.
They will knock after the show ends.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to knock on the neighbor's door.
You are going to knock over that cup.
He is going to knock at the side entrance.
We are going to knock before entering.
They are going to knock on the blue door.
Future Continuous
I will be knocking at around eight.
You will be knocking while I prepare dinner.
He will be knocking on the office door later.
We will be knocking during the afternoon.
They will be knocking at the gate soon.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have knocked on every door.
You will have knocked before the meeting begins.
He will have knocked three times by then.
We will have knocked at all the nearby houses.
They will have knocked before the store closes.
Future Perfect Continuous
By five, I will have been knocking for an hour.
You will have been knocking for ten minutes by then.
He will have been knocking since lunch.
We will have been knocking for hours before anyone answers.
They will have been knocking since the doors opened.
Present Simple Negative
I do not knock after midnight.
You do not knock loudly at home.
He does not knock before entering.
We do not knock during quiet hours.
They do not knock at the back entrance.
Present Simple Question
Do I knock on this door?
When do you knock?
Does he knock before coming in?
Do we knock at the side door?
Do they knock every morning?
Past Simple Negative
I did not knock because the baby was asleep.
You did not knock yesterday.
He did not knock on the locked gate.
We did not knock at the wrong house.
They did not knock during the storm.
Past Simple Question
Did I knock too hard?
Where did you knock?
Did he knock on the front door?
Did we knock at the correct apartment?
Why did they knock so late?