English conjugation practice
Lift
Lift conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I lift the box carefully.
You lift weights at the gym.
He lifts his bag from the floor.
We lift the table together.
They lift their bicycles into the truck.
Present Continuous
I am lifting a suitcase now.
You are lifting the lid carefully.
He is lifting a small box.
We are lifting our chairs for cleaning.
They are lifting stones from the garden.
Present Perfect
I have lifted this box before.
You have lifted the parcel already.
He has lifted the cover off the pot.
We have lifted all the boxes.
They have lifted the fallen branch.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been lifting boxes since breakfast.
You have been lifting weights for an hour.
He has been lifting furniture all morning.
We have been lifting equipment for the event.
They have been lifting boxes all afternoon.
Past Simple
I lifted the suitcase yesterday.
You lifted the package from the porch.
He lifted the trophy above his head.
We lifted the sofa last Saturday.
They lifted the heavy door together.
Past Continuous
I was lifting a crate when you called.
You were lifting the table at noon.
He was lifting a box during the move.
We were lifting chairs when the bell rang.
They were lifting the boat from the water.
Past Perfect
I had lifted the box before lunch.
You had lifted the gate by then.
He had lifted the child onto the horse.
We had lifted everything out of the van.
They had lifted the net before the storm.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been lifting boxes for hours before resting.
You had been lifting weights before the trainer arrived.
He had been lifting furniture since dawn.
We had been lifting supplies before the guests came.
They had been lifting the stage equipment for hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will lift the box after dinner.
You will lift the suitcase tomorrow.
He will lift the lid for us.
We will lift the furniture upstairs.
They will lift the boat tomorrow morning.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to lift this bag.
You are going to lift the cover.
He is going to lift the suitcase.
We are going to lift the old cabinet.
They are going to lift the boxes together.
Future Continuous
I will be lifting boxes this evening.
You will be lifting equipment at ten.
He will be lifting the stage tomorrow.
We will be lifting chairs after the meeting.
They will be lifting supplies at that time.
Future Perfect
I will have lifted all the boxes by noon.
You will have lifted the package by then.
He will have lifted the gate before sunset.
We will have lifted the furniture upstairs.
They will have lifted the boat by morning.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been lifting boxes for three hours by noon.
You will have been lifting weights for an hour by then.
He will have been lifting furniture all morning.
We will have been lifting equipment for most of the day.
They will have been lifting boxes for several hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not lift heavy objects alone.
You do not lift the lid often.
He does not lift weights on Sundays.
We do not lift furniture without help.
They do not lift the equipment by themselves.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I lift this box correctly?
Do you do you lift weights every day?
Does he does he lift the heavy bags?
Do we do we lift the table now?
Do they do they lift the boxes upstairs?
Past Simple Negative
I did not lift the suitcase yesterday.
You did not lift the box from the floor.
He did not lift the gate last night.
We did not lift the furniture yesterday.
They did not lift the boat from the water.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I lift the correct box?
Did you did you lift the suitcase?
Did he did he lift the cover?
Did we did we lift everything from the truck?
Did they did they lift the table together?