English conjugation practice
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Look conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always look out the window when I hear a loud noise.
You look very elegant in that dark blue suit today, John.
He looks at the stars through his telescope every clear night.
We look forward to our summer vacation at the beach every year.
They look inside the antique shop whenever they walk down this street.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am looking for my lost car keys in the kitchen.
You are looking at the wrong map, so we are lost.
He is looking at the menu to choose his dinner at the moment.
We are looking for a good restaurant to celebrate your birthday tonight.
They are looking through the old photo album in the living room.
Present Perfect
I have looked everywhere for my wallet, but I cannot find it.
You have looked at this document twice, so please sign it now.
He has looked at three houses today, but he dislikes them all.
We have looked at the schedule, and our train leaves at nine.
They have looked for their lost dog all afternoon in the park.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been looking for a new job in the city center.
You have been looking tired this week, so you should sleep more.
He has been looking for his glasses since he woke up this morning.
We have been looking at dynamic options for our holiday trip recently.
They has been looking into buying a new apartment for six months.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I looked at the beautiful painting in the local art gallery.
You looked surprised when the teacher called your name in class yesterday.
He looked under the bed, but his shoes were not there.
We looked through the window and saw the first snow falling.
They looked at the menu for ten minutes before ordering dinner.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was looking for a quiet place to read.
While you were looking at the dresses, I bought some fresh fruit.
He was looking at his phone when he stepped into the puddle.
We were looking at the beautiful map when the guide started speaking.
They were looking out the window when the fireworks suddenly began yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the bell rang, I had looked at my watch three times.
You had looked at the answers before the teacher took the paper.
He had looked everywhere for his passport before finding it in his pocket.
We had looked at several options before we bought this blue car.
They had looked for a parking space for an hour before succeeding.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been looking for my keys for an hour when I found them.
You had been looking at screens all day, so your eyes were red.
He had been looking for a job for months before this interview.
We had been looking for a house for a year before buying this.
They had been looking into the matter for days before making a report.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will look at your essay and give feedback.
If you turn left, you will look directly at the old castle.
He will look after your cat while you are on vacation next week.
We will look for a nice cafe when we arrive in town.
They will look at the test results as soon as they are ready.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow evening, I am going to look for a new winter jacket.
You are going to look foolish if you wear that silly hat.
He is going to look for a cheap apartment near his university.
We are going to look at the new art exhibition on Friday morning.
They are going to look for a solution during the meeting tomorrow.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be looking at the ocean from my hotel.
You will be looking for a taxi while I am carrying the bags.
He will be looking after his little brother at ten o'clock tomorrow.
We will be looking for a place to eat lunch during our break.
They will be looking at the map while driving through the mountains.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have looked at all the applications received.
By the time you return, you will have looked at every monument here.
He will have looked through the contract before the meeting starts tomorrow.
We will have looked at three different apartments by the end of today.
They will have looked everywhere for the document before the deadline arrives.
Future Perfect Continuous
By December, I will have been looking for a house for a year.
You will have been looking at this problem for hours by midnight.
He will have been looking after the park for a decade next month.
We will have been looking into this mystery for a week by tomorrow.
They will have been looking for a new manager since winter by July.
Present Simple Negative
I do not look at my phone when I am having dinner with family.
You do not look happy today, is there something wrong with your car?
He does not look like his brother because he is much taller.
We do not look out the window during the lesson because we focus.
They do not look for trouble, they just want a peaceful life here.
Present Simple Question
Do I look professional in this grey suit for my job interview?
Do you look at the newspaper headlines every morning before breakfast?
Does he look after his bicycle well by cleaning it every week?
Do we look left or right first when crossing the street here?
Do they look for fresh vegetables at the local market on Saturdays?
Past Simple Negative
I did not look at the answers before I finished the exam yesterday.
You did not look at the map, so we took the wrong turn.
He did not look both ways before he crossed the busy street yesterday.
We did not look inside the box because it was locked tightly.
They did not look for their keys until they reached the front door.
Past Simple Question
Did I look pale when you saw me at the library yesterday morning?
Did you look under the sofa for your lost wallet last night?
Did he look at the price tag before he bought that expensive watch?
Did we look at the correct schedule for the train departure time?
Did they look surprised when you gave them the birthday presents yesterday?