English conjugation practice
Memorize
Memorize conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I memorize new words with cards.
You memorize names very quickly.
He memorizes each speech before class.
We memorize useful phrases together.
They memorize the facts for the test.
Present Continuous
I am memorizing a short poem today.
You are memorizing the new vocabulary now.
He is memorizing his lines backstage.
We are memorizing names before the meeting.
They are memorizing a song for the show.
Present Perfect
I have memorized the first ten words.
You have memorized the entire list already.
He has memorized every capital city.
We have memorized the safety instructions.
They have memorized all the important dates.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been memorizing these terms since breakfast.
You have been memorizing vocabulary for an hour.
He has been memorizing the script all afternoon.
We have been memorizing the speech together.
They have been memorizing song lyrics all evening.
Past Simple
I memorized the address yesterday.
You memorized the poem last night.
He memorized the instructions before the trip.
We memorized the rules before playing.
They memorized the route last summer.
Past Continuous
I was memorizing names when the bell rang.
You were memorizing vocabulary during the train ride.
He was memorizing his lines at noon.
We were memorizing the dialogue all morning.
They were memorizing dates before the quiz began.
Past Perfect
I had memorized the list before the exam started.
You had memorized the directions by lunchtime.
He had memorized the speech before the audience arrived.
We had memorized the plan when the change came.
They had memorized the lyrics before the concert.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been memorizing words for weeks before the test.
You had been memorizing the script since dawn.
He had been memorizing formulas before the lesson ended.
We had been memorizing the material all week.
They had been memorizing the speech before the event.
Future Simple (will)
I will memorize the new words tonight.
You will memorize the address before tomorrow.
He will memorize his part by Friday.
We will memorize the key points together.
They will memorize the poem for class.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to memorize these names before dinner.
You are going to memorize the vocabulary this weekend.
He is going to memorize the speech tonight.
We are going to memorize the dialogue together.
They are going to memorize the facts tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be memorizing vocabulary during the flight.
You will be memorizing names at this time tomorrow.
He will be memorizing his lines after lunch.
We will be memorizing the speech on Saturday.
They will be memorizing songs during rehearsal.
Future Perfect
I will have memorized the list by noon.
You will have memorized the terms before the lesson.
He will have memorized the speech by Friday.
We will have memorized the rules before the game.
They will have memorized the material by next month.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been memorizing words for two hours by dinner.
You will have been memorizing vocabulary for a week by Friday.
He will have been memorizing his lines all morning by noon.
We will have been memorizing the dialogue for three weeks.
They will have been memorizing the facts for hours by sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not memorize every detail.
You do not memorize names without practice.
He does not memorize information by repeating it.
We do not memorize facts without understanding them.
They do not memorize every word in the book.
Present Simple Question
Do I memorize the first chapter today?
Do you memorize new words with music?
Does he memorize the names before meetings?
Do we memorize these rules for the test?
Do they memorize the song before rehearsal?
Past Simple Negative
I did not memorize the address yesterday.
You did not memorize the poem last night.
He did not memorize the instructions before traveling.
We did not memorize the rules before playing.
They did not memorize the route last summer.
Past Simple Question
Did I memorize the correct address?
Did you memorize the poem for class?
Did he memorize his lines before the show?
Did we memorize all the safety rules?
Did they memorize the speech before the event?