English conjugation practice
Marry
Marry conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I marry my best friend in the story.
You marry for love.
He marries his partner in June.
We marry after finishing college.
They marry in a small town.
Present Continuous
I am marrying my partner this weekend.
You are marrying someone you truly love.
He is marrying his childhood friend today.
We are marrying in the garden.
They are marrying during the summer.
Present Perfect
I have married the person I trust.
You have married a wonderful person.
He has married twice.
We have married since our parents met.
They have married despite many difficulties.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been marrying couples for ten years.
You have been marrying people in your novels.
He has been marrying couples at the hotel.
We have been marrying visitors in the play.
They have been marrying couples since breakfast.
Past Simple
I married my college sweetheart last year.
You married in a quiet ceremony.
He married his neighbor in April.
We married before moving abroad.
They married on a rainy afternoon.
Past Continuous
I was marrying couples when the lights went out.
You were marrying someone when I called.
He was marrying his partner at noon.
We were marrying people in the theater scene.
They were marrying when the storm began.
Past Perfect
I had married before I moved to Canada.
You had married by the time we met.
He had married his first love before the journey.
We had married before our friends graduated.
They had married by the end of the novel.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been marrying couples for years before retiring.
You had been marrying people in that chapel for months.
He had been marrying couples all day before lunch.
We had been marrying characters for the television show.
They had been marrying couples before the venue closed.
Future Simple (will)
I will marry when the time feels right.
You will marry someone who respects you.
He will marry his fiancée next spring.
We will marry if everything goes well.
They will marry in front of their closest friends.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to marry my partner in July.
You are going to marry someone wonderful.
He is going to marry his longtime companion.
We are going to marry once the house is ready.
They are going to marry near the lake.
Future Continuous
I will be marrying couples at this time tomorrow.
You will be marrying during the festival.
He will be marrying his partner next Saturday.
We will be marrying guests in the play tomorrow.
They will be marrying at sunset.
Future Perfect
I will have married by the end of the year.
You will have married before your next birthday.
He will have married by the time summer ends.
We will have married for ten years in May.
They will have married before the reunion.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been marrying couples for twenty years by then.
You will have been marrying people at the chapel for a decade.
He will have been marrying couples all morning by noon.
We will have been marrying actors in the story for months.
They will have been marrying couples for a full year by June.
Present Simple Negative
I do not marry people without their consent.
You do not marry just to please others.
He does not marry before knowing someone well.
We do not marry couples on weekdays.
They do not marry without a license.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I marry someone I have just met?
Do you do you marry people at this venue?
Does he does he marry for love?
Do we do we marry before moving abroad?
Do they do they marry in the spring?
Past Simple Negative
I did not marry until I was thirty.
You did not marry your former classmate.
He did not marry because he wanted more time.
We did not marry during our first trip.
They did not marry after all.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I marry the right person?
When did you did you marry your partner?
Did he did he marry before moving away?
Did we did we marry in the old chapel?
Where did they did they marry last year?