English conjugation practice
Mind
Mind conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I mind the noise outside.
Usually, you mind waiting.
He minds the cold weather.
We mind the long walk home.
They mind their neighbors' loud music.
Present Continuous
I am minding the baby this afternoon.
At the moment, you are minding the shop.
He is minding the children while we cook.
We are minding our manners at dinner.
They are minding the garden during the holiday.
Present Perfect
I have minded my own business all morning.
You have minded the store before.
He has minded every rule so far.
We have minded our manners throughout the meal.
They have minded the house while we traveled.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been minding the baby for two hours.
You have been minding the details carefully.
He has been minding the shop since noon.
We have been minding the garden since spring.
They have been minding the children all evening.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I minded the stall at the market.
You minded the warning and stayed back.
He minded the baby during lunch.
We minded the dog last weekend.
After school, they minded the younger children.
Past Continuous
I was minding the house when the phone rang.
You were minding the store at five o'clock.
He was minding the children during the storm.
We were minding the café while the owner rested.
They were minding the farm when we arrived.
Past Perfect
Before noon, I had minded the children.
You had minded the shop before the manager returned.
He had minded the warning by then.
We had minded the garden for a month before moving.
By sunset, they had minded the animals.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been minding the shop for hours before closing.
You had been minding the children since breakfast.
He had been minding the house all week.
We had been minding the café until the owner arrived.
They had been minding the animals since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will mind the children tomorrow.
You will mind the store while I shop.
He will mind the dog next Saturday.
We will mind the house during your trip.
They will mind the garden next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to mind the shop this afternoon.
You are going to mind the children tonight.
He is going to mind the dog for us.
We are going to mind the garden this weekend.
They are going to mind the stall at the fair.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be minding the baby.
You will be minding the shop during lunch.
He will be minding the children tomorrow evening.
We will be minding the garden on Saturday.
They will be minding the animals at dawn.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have minded the shop for a week.
You will have minded the children by bedtime.
By then, he will have minded the house.
We will have minded the garden by the end of May.
By Sunday, they will have minded the animals for three days.
Future Perfect Continuous
By six o'clock, I will have been minding the baby for hours.
You will have been minding the shop all morning by then.
By sunset, he will have been minding the children since lunch.
We will have been minding the garden for a month by June.
By morning, they will have been minding the animals overnight.
Present Simple Negative
I do not mind sharing my seat.
You do not mind the bright lights.
He does not mind working late.
We do not mind taking the bus.
They do not mind waiting outside.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I mind the music next door?
Do you do you mind opening the window?
Why does he does he mind the delay?
Do we do we mind if they join us?
Do they do they mind the extra work?
Past Simple Negative
I did not mind the long journey.
You did not mind the small mistake.
He did not mind staying behind.
We did not mind walking home in the rain.
They did not mind the change of plans.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I mind the cold weather?
Did you did you mind the crowded train?
When did he did he mind the children?
Did we did we mind the extra work?
Why did they did they mind the delay?