English conjugation practice
Move
Move conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always move my car into the garage when it starts to hail.
You move very gracefully when you are performing traditional dances on stage.
He moves to a new apartment in the city center every two years.
We move our outdoor plants inside the house before the first winter frost.
They move their cattle to the higher green pastures every spring.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am moving my old books from the attic to the basement.
At this moment, you are moving your fingers too quickly on the piano keys.
He is moving his family to London this week because of his new job.
We are moving our office to a bigger building down the street this morning.
They are moving their boxes into the delivery truck at this very minute.
Present Perfect
I have moved my bed closer to the window to get more sunlight.
You have moved to a beautiful neighborhood, so you must be very glad.
He has moved all his belongings into his university dormitory room today.
We have moved the date of our wedding from July to September.
They have let us know that they have moved to their new house already.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been moving my old furniture into the new apartment.
You have been moving around too much during the class, so please sit still.
He has been moving from town to town because of his freelance work recently.
We have been moving our savings to a different bank to get better interest.
They have been keeping fit because they have been moving boxes all afternoon.
Past Simple
Yesterday morning, I moved my desk away from the drafty window.
You moved to this city five years ago, if I remember correctly.
He moved the heavy sofa all by himself yesterday afternoon.
We moved our tents to a higher ground when the river started rising.
They moved their corporate headquarters to New York last winter.
Past Continuous
At 10 AM yesterday, I was moving my furniture into the new office space.
While you were moving the lawnmower, I was trimming the rose bushes.
He was moving his car out of the driveway when the accident happened yesterday.
We were moving our boxes into the house while it was pouring outside.
While the music was playing, they were moving rhythmically across the dance floor.
Past Perfect
Before the rain started, I had moved all the garden chairs inside.
You had moved your car before the police officer arrived to give a ticket.
He had moved to three different countries before he turned eighteen years old.
We had moved our luggage to the train station before the taxi broke down.
They had moved their investments into gold before the stock market crashed.
Past Perfect Continuous
Before I hurt my back, I had been moving heavy boxes all morning.
You had been moving from house to house for years before you bought this villa.
He had been moving heavy boxes all morning before he took a short lunch break.
We had been moving our things into the new office for a week before it opened.
They had been moving toward the border for a week before they were stopped.
Future Simple (will)
I promise I will move my bicycle out of your way tomorrow morning.
You will move to the next grade if you pass this final examination.
He will move the large table into the dining room before the guests arrive.
We will move our family holiday to next week if the weather is bad.
If they get the jobs, they will move to a bigger city next year.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to move my desk to the other side of the room tonight.
Pack your bags because you are going to move to a new room tomorrow.
He is going to move to Canada next winter to study engineering.
We are going to move our old couch to the garage this afternoon.
If they find a house, they are going to move to the countryside next month.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be moving my things into my new house.
At noon next Monday, you will be moving your car to the executive parking lot.
He will be moving his grandmother's antique piano to the living room tomorrow afternoon.
This time next week, we will be moving our belongings into our new home.
At this time tomorrow, they will be moving the piano up the stairs.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have moved all my savings to a secure bank account.
You will have moved into your new apartment before the school semester begins.
He will have moved to five different cities by the time he finishes his training.
By the end of the month, we will have moved all our books to the library.
By next Friday, they will have moved into their new office building.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next summer, I will have been moving from city to city for ten whole years.
By next winter, you will have been moving from city to city for five years.
He will have been moving toward his career goals for a decade by next January.
By next month, we will have been moving toward our fitness goals for a year.
By midnight, they will have been moving the heavy cargo for ten hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not move my outdoor plants inside during the summer because they need sun.
You do not move very quickly in the morning before you drink your coffee.
He does not move the lawnmower into the garage after he finishes cutting the grass.
We like our current neighborhood, so we do not move to another town.
They do not move their cars from the street during the weekend market.
Present Simple Question
Do I move my chair closer to the whiteboard so I can see better?
Do you move to a new house every time your lease expires?
Does he move his bicycle into the hallway when it starts to rain?
Do we move the living room sofa to the other side of the room?
Do they move their shop to a different location during the winter season?
Past Simple Negative
I did not move my hand because I did not want to scare the bird away.
You stayed in the same house, so you did not move last summer.
He did not move to the countryside last year because he preferred the city.
We preferred the quiet town, so we did not move to the noisy city.
They liked their old school, so they did not move to the new district.
Past Simple Question
Did I move the keys from the kitchen table to the drawer this morning?
Did you move your computer to the new desk in your bedroom yesterday?
Did he move the heavy dining table into the kitchen all by himself?
Did we move all the heavy boxes into the garage yesterday afternoon?
Did they move their cars before the street cleaning truck arrived?