English conjugation practice
Lend
Lend conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I lend my notes to classmates.
You lend tools to your neighbors.
Every Friday, he lends books to children.
At school, we lend one another pencils.
They often lend money to trusted friends.
Present Continuous
I am lending my camera to Alex today.
Right now, you are lending your umbrella to a stranger.
He is lending his car while yours is repaired.
We are lending our tent to the hiking club.
They are lending chairs to the wedding guests.
Present Perfect
I have lent my jacket to my brother.
You have lent us several useful books.
He has lent his spare room to a friend.
We have lent our truck to the neighbors.
They have lent support to many local families.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been lending books through the community project.
You have been lending your bicycle to visitors all week.
He has been lending tools since the workshop opened.
We have been lending blankets to campers each night.
They have been lending supplies to the shelter since Monday.
Past Simple
I lent my favorite pen to Mia yesterday.
You lent me your bicycle last summer.
He lent his coat to a cold passenger.
We lent our house keys to the caretaker.
They lent their boat to the rescue team.
Past Continuous
I was lending books when the bell rang.
You were lending your notes during the study session.
He was lending chairs as the guests arrived.
We were lending equipment while the club was growing.
They were lending games to visitors that afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had lent the ladder before the rain began.
You had lent your camera to Sam by noon.
He had lent the keys before anyone noticed.
We had lent the tools by the time repairs began.
They had lent enough chairs before the ceremony.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been lending my books for months before moving.
You had been lending tools all morning before lunch.
He had been lending money to relatives for years.
We had been lending camping gear throughout the summer.
They had been lending aid until the new supplies arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will lend you my dictionary tomorrow.
You will lend your bicycle to the coach.
He will lend us a hand after work.
We will lend our spare room to a guest.
They will lend the team their bus.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to lend my tablet to my cousin.
You are going to lend the group some chairs.
He is going to lend his truck to the farmer.
We are going to lend our tent to the scouts.
They are going to lend their instruments to the band.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be lending books at the fair.
You will be lending your skills during the workshop.
He will be lending equipment throughout the afternoon.
We will be lending blankets after sunset.
They will be lending boats along the river.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have lent all my textbooks.
By noon, you will have lent the tools to everyone.
He will have lent his bike before the race begins.
We will have lent our van before the trip ends.
They will have lent enough chairs by the ceremony.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been lending books for a year.
By then, you will have been lending tools for six months.
Next spring, he will have been lending bikes for a decade.
By winter, we will have been lending blankets since autumn.
By the festival, they will have been lending equipment for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not lend my car to strangers.
You do not lend money without an agreement.
He does not lend his tools on rainy days.
We do not lend books that are reserved.
They do not lend their boat in winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I lend you my notes today?
Do you lend tools to your neighbors?
Does he lend his bicycle at school?
Do we lend blankets to every visitor?
Do they lend money to their friends?
Past Simple Negative
I did not lend my passport to anyone.
You did not lend us the missing key.
He did not lend his truck last weekend.
We did not lend our tent during the storm.
They did not lend the team their bus.
Past Simple Question
Did I lend you my blue pen?
Did you lend your camera to Ben?
Did he lend the neighbors a ladder?
Did we lend our books to the new students?
Did they lend their boat to the rescue crew?