English conjugation practice
Mix
Mix conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I mix fruit in a bowl.
You mix the paint carefully.
At breakfast, he mixes yogurt with berries.
Together, we mix blue and yellow.
They mix drinks for the party.
Present Continuous
I am mixing soup for lunch.
Why are you mixing those colors?
He is mixing flour on the counter.
We are mixing concrete near the garage.
Outside, they are mixing colors for the mural.
Present Perfect
I have mixed the sauce already.
You have mixed the cards well.
He has mixed the two solutions.
We have mixed enough dough for everyone.
They have mixed the drinks for their guests.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been mixing batter since seven o'clock.
You have been mixing the paint for ten minutes.
He has been mixing ingredients all morning.
For an hour, we have been mixing cement.
They have been mixing drinks for the celebration.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I mixed a bowl of fruit.
You mixed the colors during art class.
He mixed the flour and sugar.
After dinner, we mixed the cards.
They mixed red and white paint last Saturday.
Past Continuous
I was mixing soup when the phone rang.
You were mixing the dough at noon.
He was mixing paint while we cleaned.
We were mixing cement when it started to rain.
They were mixing drinks during the picnic.
Past Perfect
I had mixed the batter before the guests arrived.
You had mixed the ingredients by lunchtime.
He had mixed the colors before the lesson began.
We had mixed the cement before the workers came.
They had mixed the drinks by the time music started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been mixing the soup for twenty minutes before serving it.
You had been mixing paint before the teacher returned.
He had been mixing dough since early morning.
Before lunch, we had been mixing the concrete.
They had been mixing drinks before the party opened.
Future Simple (will)
I will mix the salad later.
You will mix the colors tomorrow.
He will mix the ingredients after work.
We will mix the batter before dinner.
They will mix the paints for the project.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to mix some fruit into the yogurt.
You are going to mix the ingredients now.
He is going to mix a new paint color.
We are going to mix concrete this afternoon.
They are going to mix drinks for the visitors.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be mixing the sauce.
You will be mixing paint during the workshop.
He will be mixing drinks when we arrive.
This time tomorrow, we will be mixing cement.
They will be mixing colors for the artwork.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have mixed the batter.
By then, you will have mixed all the ingredients.
He will have mixed the paint before class ends.
Before the guests arrive, we will have mixed the drinks.
By tomorrow, they will have mixed the concrete.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been mixing ingredients for three hours.
At six o'clock, you will have been mixing paint all day.
By lunch, he will have been mixing dough since dawn.
By sunset, we will have been mixing cement since morning.
At the end of the shift, they will have been mixing drinks for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not mix meat with sweet fruit.
You do not mix these chemicals at home.
He does not mix coffee with milk.
We do not mix work and play today.
They do not mix the ingredients until later.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I mix the flour first?
Do you do you mix salt into the soup?
Does he does he mix the colors by hand?
Do we do we mix the sauce now?
Do they do they mix drinks for the guests?
Past Simple Negative
I did not mix the batter yesterday.
You did not mix the colors correctly.
He did not mix the two liquids.
We did not mix the ingredients last night.
They did not mix the paint before using it.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I mix the sauce too quickly?
Did you did you mix the dough yesterday?
Did he did he mix the paints for the class?
Did we did we mix the cement this morning?
Did they did they mix the colors during art class?