English conjugation practice
Manage
Manage conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I manage the office on Mondays.
You manage several small projects.
He manages a busy store downtown.
We manage our budget carefully.
They manage the hotel together.
Present Continuous
I am managing a new department this month.
You are managing the event very well.
He is managing the morning shift today.
We are managing the move this weekend.
They are managing the construction work nearby.
Present Perfect
I have managed difficult clients before.
You have managed this problem successfully.
He has managed the company since June.
We have managed to save enough money.
They have managed the crisis calmly.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been managing this account for a year.
You have been managing extra responsibilities lately.
He has been managing the restaurant since spring.
We have been managing the renovations for weeks.
They have been managing supplies during the storm.
Past Simple
I managed the shop last summer.
You managed the difficult meeting yesterday.
He managed a factory in 2019.
We managed the restaurant during the holiday.
They managed the crowd after the concert.
Past Continuous
I was managing the front desk when you called.
You were managing the evening team at that time.
He was managing customer complaints all morning.
We were managing several teams when the alarm rang.
They were managing traffic near the bridge.
Past Perfect
I had managed the branch before moving abroad.
You had managed similar cases in the past.
He had managed the store before becoming its owner.
We had managed the repairs before winter arrived.
They had managed the issue before the guests came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been managing the team for six months.
You had been managing the account before the merger.
He had been managing deliveries all day.
We had been managing the store since January.
They had been managing the project when funding ended.
Future Simple (will)
I will manage the desk tomorrow.
You will manage the new branch next year.
He will manage the negotiations for us.
We will manage the guests this evening.
They will manage the sales office next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to manage the morning shift.
You are going to manage the workshop on Friday.
He is going to manage the new restaurant.
We are going to manage the conference together.
They are going to manage the entire campaign.
Future Continuous
I will be managing the office at noon.
You will be managing the evening program then.
He will be managing a larger department by July.
We will be managing the event all weekend.
They will be managing the site during construction.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have managed the transition.
By then, you will have managed four assignments.
By December, he will have managed the branch for a year.
By summer, we will have managed the whole renovation.
After the final meeting, they will have managed the crisis.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been managing this team for two years.
Next month, you will have been managing the store for a decade.
By noon, he will have been managing the event for five hours.
In May, we will have been managing the project for six months.
By the deadline, they will have been managing the operation for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not manage the finances alone.
You do not manage that department.
He does not manage staff directly.
We do not manage any restaurants.
They do not manage the company anymore.
Present Simple Question
Do I manage this account correctly?
Do you manage the bookings yourself?
Does he manage the sales team?
Do we manage this project together?
Do they manage the local branches?
Past Simple Negative
I did not manage the project last year.
You did not manage the meeting yesterday.
He did not manage the team in the end.
We did not manage to finish on time.
They did not manage the situation well.
Past Simple Question
Did I manage the customer complaint?
Did you manage the event alone?
Did he manage the store last winter?
Did we manage the budget correctly?
Did they manage the emergency yesterday?