English conjugation practice
Like
Like conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I like to drink a hot cup of chamomile tea before I go to bed.
You like chocolate ice cream much more than strawberry ice cream, don't you?
He likes to play basketball with his friends every Saturday morning.
We like to go for long walks in the forest on sunny autumn days.
They like to visit different museums whenever they travel to a new city.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am liking this new pop song on the radio more and more.
Because the weather is beautiful, you are liking the outdoor walk today.
He is liking his new school a lot today because he made several friends.
We are having a great time because we are liking this new game.
They are smiling because they are liking the delicious chocolate cake.
Present Perfect
I have liked classical music since I attended a concert with my grandfather.
You have liked that old movie since you were a little child, right?
He has liked painting landscapes since he took an art class last summer.
We have liked playing board games together since we were high school students.
They have let us borrow their car, and we have liked driving it all week.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been liking spicy food much more than I used to.
You have been liking your new routine recently because you have more free time.
He has been liking his advanced guitar lessons a lot over the past few weeks.
We have been liking our weekly visits to the local library this winter.
They have been keeping fit, and they have been liking their new gym classes lately.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I liked the chicken salad at lunch, but the soup was too salty.
You liked the surprise birthday party we organized for you last night, right?
He liked the book so much that he finished it in a single day.
We liked the beautiful view from the top of the mountain during our hike.
They liked the gift we brought them from our trip to Italy last week.
Past Continuous
During the summer holiday, I was liking my daily swimming lessons a lot.
While you lived in Italy, you were liking the local food very much.
He was liking the presentation until the speaker made a serious factual error.
During our stay at the beach, we were liking the warm morning weather.
While they visited London, they were liking the double-decker bus rides.
Past Perfect
Before I tasted the authentic dish, I had liked the fast-food version much better.
You had liked the old design of the website before the company updated it last week.
He had liked living in the small village before he moved to the big city.
We had liked the first apartment we saw until we discovered the leaky roof.
They had liked the original script before the director changed the entire plot.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been liking the online course for weeks before the lessons became too difficult.
By the end of the term, you had been liking the science class for weeks.
He had been liking his apartment for a year before the landlord raised the rent.
Before the teacher changed, we had been liking our history lessons.
Before the restaurant closed, they had been liking their weekly dinners there.
Future Simple (will)
I am sure I will like the new apartment when I visit it tomorrow.
You will like the cake because it is made with fresh strawberries and cream.
He will like the gift you bought him for his birthday next Tuesday.
We will like the new teacher because she has a great sense of humor.
If you show them the garden, they will like the colorful flowers.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to like my new job because the colleagues seem very friendly.
Pack your camera because you are going to like the beautiful mountain view.
He is going to like the birthday present you bought for him.
We are going to like the funny comedy movie we chose for tonight.
They are going to like the surprise party we planned for their anniversary.
Future Continuous
During the summer, I will be liking the long sunny days at the beach.
During the vacation, you will be liking the peaceful mornings in the cabin.
He will be liking his vacation while he is relaxing on the tropical island next week.
If we rent the house, we will be liking the large green backyard.
If they move to Spain, they will be liking the warm sunny weather.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have liked this classic car model for ten years.
You will have liked your new home for a whole year by the time winter arrives.
He will have liked working at the library for six months by the end of this week.
By the end of the trip, we will have liked every single restaurant we visited.
By tonight, they will have liked the new television show for three episodes.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next Christmas, I will have been liking this winter resort for five consecutive years.
By next month, you will have been liking your new job for half a year.
He will have been liking his choice of study for a year by the end of the term.
By next week, we will have been liking our dance class for two months.
By tomorrow, they will have been liking the new house for a whole year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not like to drink coffee in the evening because it keeps me awake.
You do not like to watch scary movies when you are home alone at night.
He does not like to wash the dishes after eating a big meal.
We do not like to arrive late for important business appointments.
They do not like to spend too much money on expensive clothes.
Present Simple Question
Do I like this blue shirt or should I choose the green one instead?
Do you like to play tennis on grass courts or clay courts?
Does he like to read science fiction books during his free time?
Do we like the new design of our company's official website?
Do they like to go camping in the mountains during the summer holidays?
Past Simple Negative
I did not like the taste of the soup because it had too much salt.
The food was too spicy, so you did not like the traditional dinner.
He did not like the movie last night because the plot was very boring.
We wanted a comedy, so we did not like the sad movie we watched.
They preferred the blue shirts, so they did not like the green ones.
Past Simple Question
Did I like the gift you gave me for my birthday last year?
Did you like the delicious chocolate cake I baked for your birthday?
Did he like his new bicycle that his parents bought for him?
Did we like the classical music concert we attended last Saturday?
Did they like the modern art exhibition at the city museum yesterday?