English conjugation practice
Listen
Listen conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I listen to music after school.
You listen carefully during lessons.
He listens to the radio every morning.
We listen to stories before bed.
They listen to the teacher quietly.
Present Continuous
I am listening to a podcast right now.
You are listening to the birds outside.
He is listening to his sister.
We are listening to an interesting talk.
They are listening from the next room.
Present Perfect
I have listened to that song twice.
You have listened to my advice.
He has listened to several speakers today.
We have listened to every suggestion.
They have listened to the news already.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been listening for an hour.
You have been listening to the same playlist all morning.
He has been listening to music since breakfast.
We have been listening to this lecture since noon.
They have been listening outside the door.
Past Simple
I listened to the concert last night.
You listened to the recording yesterday.
He listened to his coach before the game.
We listened to the guide at the museum.
They listened to the speech on Monday.
Past Continuous
I was listening to music when you called.
You were listening during the meeting.
He was listening to the rain at midnight.
We were listening to a funny story.
They were listening when the alarm rang.
Past Perfect
I had listened to the message before leaving.
You had listened to the instructions carefully.
He had listened to the song before.
We had listened to the announcement by noon.
They had listened to the story before dinner.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been listening for thirty minutes before class ended.
You had been listening to music all afternoon.
He had been listening to the radio before work.
We had been listening to the speaker for an hour.
They had been listening from behind the wall.
Future Simple (will)
I will listen to your idea tomorrow.
You will listen to the instructions first.
He will listen when he is ready.
We will listen to the results carefully.
They will listen to the speaker next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to listen to the audiobook tonight.
You are going to listen to a short lecture.
He is going to listen to his favorite band.
We are going to listen to the album together.
They are going to listen to the guide soon.
Future Continuous
I will be listening to music on the train.
You will be listening during the afternoon session.
He will be listening to the broadcast at eight.
We will be listening to the presentation tomorrow.
They will be listening from their seats.
Future Perfect
I will have listened to the entire course by Friday.
You will have listened to all the lessons by then.
He will have listened to the recording before lunch.
We will have listened to the full interview by noon.
They will have listened to the report before the meeting.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been listening for two hours by midnight.
You will have been listening to music all evening.
He will have been listening to the lecture for an hour by then.
We will have been listening to the discussion for three hours.
They will have been listening to stories throughout the day.
Present Simple Negative
I do not listen to loud music at night.
You do not listen to warnings often enough.
He does not listen to gossip.
We do not listen to music while studying.
They do not listen to that station.
Present Simple Question
Do I listen too quietly?
Do you listen to classical music?
Does he listen to the news each morning?
Do we listen to the whole recording?
Do they listen during the lessons?
Past Simple Negative
I did not listen to the voicemail yesterday.
You did not listen to my explanation.
He did not listen during the interview.
We did not listen to the complete speech.
They did not listen to the guide yesterday.
Past Simple Question
Did I listen to that song last week?
Did you listen to the teacher?
Did he listen to the announcement?
Did we listen to every instruction?
Did they listen to your advice?