English conjugation practice
Land
Land conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I land near the coast every summer.
You land safely on the runway.
He lands before sunset.
We land in the capital each year.
They land on the island at noon.
Present Continuous
I am landing in a few minutes.
You are landing on the northern runway.
He is landing while we wait.
We are landing despite the strong wind.
They are landing after a long flight.
Present Perfect
I have landed in three different countries.
You have landed exactly where we planned.
He has landed safely in London.
We have landed on a quiet beach.
They have landed near the mountain village.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been landing planes since early morning.
You have been landing at this airport for years.
He has been landing flights all afternoon.
We have been landing in different cities this month.
They have been landing helicopters at the base since dawn.
Past Simple
I landed in Rome last Tuesday.
You landed safely after the storm.
He landed beside the old station.
We landed on the beach at midnight.
They landed near the lake on Monday.
Past Continuous
I was landing when the lights went out.
You were landing during the heavy rain.
He was landing as the sun rose.
We were landing near the airport at six.
They were landing when the storm began.
Past Perfect
I had landed before the meeting started.
You had landed by the time I called.
He had landed before the runway closed.
We had landed safely before the fog appeared.
They had landed before the rescue team arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been landing aircraft for ten hours before resting.
You had been landing planes all day before the weather changed.
He had been landing flights for weeks before his vacation.
We had been landing at the island for several days.
They had been landing near the river before the bridge opened.
Future Simple (will)
I will land in Paris tomorrow morning.
You will land safely with this pilot.
He will land after the final announcement.
We will land before the shops close.
They will land on the eastern side.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to land in an hour.
You are going to land at the main airport.
He is going to land near the coast.
We are going to land on the island tonight.
They are going to land at a private airfield.
Future Continuous
I will be landing around lunchtime.
You will be landing while we are at work.
He will be landing during the afternoon.
We will be landing over the ocean at dawn.
They will be landing during the evening rush.
Future Perfect
I will have landed by seven o'clock.
You will have landed before the gates open.
He will have landed by the end of the day.
We will have landed before the storm reaches us.
They will have landed by the time dinner begins.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been landing aircraft for twelve hours by midnight.
You will have been landing planes for a month by then.
He will have been landing flights all morning by noon.
We will have been landing at remote bases for a week by Friday.
They will have been landing helicopters for six hours by evening.
Present Simple Negative
I do not land at unfamiliar airports alone.
You do not land on that short runway.
He does not land after dark.
We do not land on Sundays.
They do not land near the crowded town.
Present Simple Question
Where do I land after this flight?
When do you land in New York?
Does he land at this airport often?
Do we land before sunset?
How often do they land here?
Past Simple Negative
I did not land at the planned airport.
You did not land until midnight.
He did not land because of the fog.
We did not land near the city.
They did not land before the runway closed.
Past Simple Question
Did I land at the correct terminal?
When did you land yesterday?
Did he land safely after the delay?
Did we land before the storm?
Why did they land so far away?