English conjugation practice
Matter
Matter conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
In this team, I matter.
Your opinion means that you matter.
Everyone knows he matters here.
Together, we matter.
The children matter to us.
Present Continuous
I am mattering more to the group now.
You are mattering during this difficult time.
He is mattering to the project increasingly.
We are mattering in this conversation.
Their efforts are mattering at last.
Present Perfect
I have mattered to many people.
You have mattered from the beginning.
He has mattered throughout the season.
We have mattered in this community.
Their ideas have mattered to the discussion.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been mattering more since joining the club.
You have been mattering to everyone lately.
He has been mattering in every meeting.
We have been mattering to the neighborhood.
Their voices have been mattering more recently.
Past Simple
I mattered to my old classmates.
Yesterday, you mattered most of all.
He mattered during the crisis.
At that moment, we mattered.
Their support mattered after the accident.
Past Continuous
I was mattering to the people around me.
You were mattering more than you knew.
He was mattering during the long debate.
We were mattering when help was needed.
Their kindness was mattering to the newcomers.
Past Perfect
Before I left, I had mattered there.
You had mattered long before the award.
He had mattered to them for years.
We had mattered to the village.
Their work had mattered before the project closed.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been mattering to the team before I moved.
You had been mattering for months by then.
He had been mattering throughout the campaign.
We had been mattering to the local families.
Their presence had been mattering all afternoon.
Future Simple (will)
I will matter wherever I go.
You will matter to the new team.
He will matter when the decision is made.
We will matter if we work together.
Their choices will matter later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to matter in this project.
You are going to matter to the result.
He is going to matter in the final round.
We are going to matter in this election.
Their experience is going to matter here.
Future Continuous
I will be mattering to the group next year.
You will be mattering during the next stage.
He will be mattering while the plan develops.
We will be mattering more as the work continues.
Their advice will be mattering by then.
Future Perfect
By June, I will have mattered to the organization for a year.
By then, you will have mattered to many people.
By graduation, he will have mattered to the school.
By then, we will have mattered to the community.
By next winter, their efforts will have mattered.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been mattering to this team for two years.
By then, you will have been mattering for a long time.
By the final game, he will have been mattering all season.
By then, we will have been mattering to local residents for years.
By the end of the year, their ideas will have been mattering for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not matter to that decision.
Sadly, you do not matter to the committee.
He does not matter in this argument.
We do not matter without your help.
Their differences do not matter here.
Present Simple Question
Do I matter to you?
Why do you matter so much to them?
Does he matter in this situation?
Do we matter to the people we serve?
Do they matter in the final count?
Past Simple Negative
I did not matter to the outcome.
You did not matter less because you arrived late.
He did not matter in yesterday's vote.
We did not matter to the old plan.
Their complaints did not matter to the manager.
Past Simple Question
Did I matter when the team made its choice?
Did you matter to your former classmates?
When did he matter most?
Did we matter to the people at the event?
How did they matter in the final result?