English conjugation practice
Mention
Mention conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I mention the plan at meetings.
Usually, you mention useful details.
He mentions his favorite book.
At dinner, we mention our trip.
They mention the new teacher kindly.
Present Continuous
I am mentioning this because it matters.
Why are you mentioning that old story?
He is mentioning your name right now.
We are mentioning each guest in turn.
They are mentioning the concert online.
Present Perfect
I have mentioned your idea before.
You have mentioned that name twice.
He has mentioned a quiet restaurant.
We have mentioned this concern to the manager.
They have mentioned their plans.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been mentioning the issue for weeks.
You have been mentioning that project all morning.
He has been mentioning his new hobby lately.
We have been mentioning possible improvements since Monday.
They have been mentioning your success to everyone.
Past Simple
I mentioned the address yesterday.
You mentioned a helpful website after class.
He mentioned the accident during lunch.
We mentioned the funny moment on the bus.
They mentioned the village during the interview.
Past Continuous
I was mentioning your suggestion when she arrived.
You were mentioning the film during dinner.
He was mentioning old friends at the party.
We were mentioning our neighbors while walking home.
They were mentioning the match when the lights went out.
Past Perfect
I had mentioned the deadline before the meeting.
You had mentioned that possibility earlier.
He had mentioned the password before we left.
We had mentioned the cost before ordering.
They had mentioned the rule before the game began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been mentioning the problem for days.
You had been mentioning that book before I bought it.
He had been mentioning his plans all week.
We had been mentioning that restaurant before our visit.
They had been mentioning the project since January.
Future Simple (will)
I will mention your work tomorrow.
You will mention this lesson one day.
He will mention the plan at noon.
We will mention the agreement in our email.
They will mention the winner tonight.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to mention the delay.
You are going to mention the results soon.
He is going to mention the missing file.
We are going to mention the safety rules.
They are going to mention the award at dinner.
Future Continuous
I will be mentioning the project during the workshop.
You will be mentioning these points in class.
He will be mentioning the event tomorrow evening.
We will be mentioning this success at the ceremony.
They will be mentioning the discovery on television.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have mentioned every concern.
By then, you will have mentioned the important facts.
Before lunch, he will have mentioned the schedule.
By the end, we will have mentioned every guest.
By sunset, they will have mentioned the main points.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been mentioning the issue for an hour.
By then, you will have been mentioning the plan all morning.
At six, he will have been mentioning the project for hours.
By Friday, we will have been mentioning this idea for months.
By the meeting, they will have been mentioning the issue for days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not mention private matters at work.
You do not mention the password aloud.
He does not mention his worries.
We do not mention that subject in public.
They do not mention the mistake.
Present Simple Question
Do I mention the address now?
Why do you mention that detail?
Does he mention the book in class?
Should we mention the extra cost?
Where do they mention the meeting?
Past Simple Negative
I did not mention the surprise yesterday.
You did not mention the broken window.
He did not mention the reason.
We did not mention the disagreement.
They did not mention our names.
Past Simple Question
Did I mention the concert last week?
Did you mention the change to Maria?
Why did he mention my name?
When did we mention the new plan?
Did they mention the final price?