English conjugation practice
Make
Make conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always make a delicious cake for my mother's birthday party.
You always make a lot of mistakes when you write too quickly.
He makes a new friend every time he goes to the park.
We make our own breakfast every morning before going to school.
They make a lot of money because they own a business.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am making a delicious sandwich for my lunch break.
You are making a big mistake if you leave your job now.
He is making a wooden table in the garage at the moment.
We are making progress with our group project for school this week.
They are making a big mess in the living room with toys.
Present Perfect
I have made a reservation at the restaurant for eight o'clock.
You have made a lot of progress in your English studies this year.
He has made a beautiful drawing of a horse for his sister.
We have made enough food for everyone, so please eat more.
They have made a big mistake by canceling the meeting today.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been making my own bread at home to save money.
You have been making the same error in every single exercise today.
He has been making videos for his online channel since last year.
We have been making plans for our summer vacation to Italy recently.
They have been making a lot of noise in the library all afternoon.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I made a delicious soup for dinner because it was cold.
You made a beautiful speech at the wedding party last weekend.
He made a big mistake on his math exam yesterday morning.
We made a promise to help him with his moving chores.
They made a decision to sell their old car last week.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was making lunch for my younger brother.
While you were making a cake, I was cleaning the kitchen floor.
He was making a telephone call when the fire alarm suddenly rang.
We were making progress on the project until the power went out.
They were making a big mess while their parents were away yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the phone rang, I had made my choice already.
You had made a promise before you changed your mind today.
He had made a mistake before the teacher corrected his test paper.
We had made a list of items before we went shopping.
They had made their peace before the argument started again today.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been making coffee for ten minutes when the machine broke.
You had been making progress until you stopped practicing your piano lessons.
He had been making errors for an hour before he noticed them.
We had been making preparations for weeks when the event was canceled.
They had been making trouble since morning before the teacher arrived today.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will make a big breakfast for the family.
If you give him some paper, he will make an airplane.
He will make a doctor if he continues studying so hard.
We will make a decision after we read your report carefully.
They will make a lot of noise if they play inside.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow evening, I am going to make a pizza for dinner.
You are going to make a big mistake if you sign that contract.
He is going to make a presentation about his research project tomorrow.
We are going to make our choice during the meeting this afternoon.
They are going to make a mess if they use those paints.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be making my presentation to the manager.
You will be making a cake while your sister is decoration the room.
He will be making his speech when the special guests arrive tomorrow.
We will be making our way home when the sun sets tonight.
They will be making an announcement during the evening news broadcast then.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow evening, I will have made a delicious cake for you.
By the time you return, you will have made many friends here.
He will have made his decision before the deadline tomorrow afternoon.
We will have made our peace before the long journey begins tomorrow.
They will have made a mess before their parents come home tonight.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been making videos for a year.
You will have been making mistakes for an hour if you don't stop.
He will have been making furniture for ten years by this winter.
We will have been making progress for a week by tomorrow night.
They will have been making noise for hours if they don't stop.
Present Simple Negative
I do not make my bed on Sundays because I stay late.
You do not make sense when you speak so quickly, please slow.
He does not make many friends because he is very quiet.
We do not make noise in the library because people are studying.
They do not make pizza at this restaurant; they only serve pasta.
Present Simple Question
Do I make a good impression when I wear this blue suit?
Do you make your own bread at home or buy it?
Does he make a lot of money from his online business?
Do we make a left turn at the next traffic lights?
Do they make bicycles at that big factory near the river?
Past Simple Negative
I did not make a mistake on my English exam yesterday morning.
You did not make a reservation, so we have to wait here.
He did not make a phone call to his mother last night.
We did not make a decision during the meeting yesterday afternoon.
They did not make a cake because they forgot to buy sugar.
Past Simple Question
Did I make a mistake when I gave you the change?
Did you make this beautiful wooden table all by yourself, John?
Did he make a promise to help you with your homework?
Did we make the right choice by moving to this city?
Did they make a reservation at the Italian restaurant last week?