English conjugation practice
Notice
Notice conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I notice the bright sign.
You notice small changes quickly.
He notices every new bird.
We notice the fresh paint.
They notice the missing key.
Present Continuous
I am noticing more details today.
You are noticing the pattern now.
He is noticing how quiet the room is.
We are noticing a useful difference.
They are noticing details that I missed.
Present Perfect
I have noticed that this door sticks.
You have noticed the main problem.
He has noticed a crack in the wall.
We have noticed this issue before.
They have noticed several helpful clues.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been noticing more traffic lately.
You have been noticing the same mistake repeatedly.
He has been noticing changes since Monday.
We have been noticing cooler evenings recently.
They have been noticing odd sounds upstairs.
Past Simple
I noticed the error yesterday.
You noticed a rainbow after lunch.
He noticed the empty chair.
We noticed the change during dinner.
They noticed smoke above the trees.
Past Continuous
I was noticing small details while reading.
You were noticing every sound in the hallway.
He was noticing the signs as we drove.
We were noticing birds during our walk.
They were noticing the road becoming narrower.
Past Perfect
I had noticed the warning before we left.
You had noticed the missing page earlier.
He had noticed a problem before the meeting.
We had noticed the noise by then.
They had noticed the storm approaching.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been noticing odd marks for days.
You had been noticing the pattern before us.
He had been noticing tired faces all morning.
We had been noticing delays throughout the week.
They had been noticing strange lights before dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will notice if anything changes.
You will notice the difference tomorrow.
He will notice the new sign soon.
We will notice more details next time.
They will notice the missing boxes.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to notice every improvement.
You are going to notice a big difference.
He is going to notice the fresh paint.
We are going to notice several changes.
They are going to notice the new arrangement.
Future Continuous
I will be noticing details during the tour.
You will be noticing changes by then.
He will be noticing every small signal.
We will be noticing new features this month.
They will be noticing the difference during practice.
Future Perfect
I will have noticed the problem by noon.
You will have noticed several clues by then.
He will have noticed the change before dinner.
We will have noticed the results before the vote.
They will have noticed the error by tomorrow.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been noticing patterns for a month.
You will have been noticing these signs for weeks.
He will have been noticing changes all season.
We will have been noticing the trend for a year.
They will have been noticing unusual results for days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not notice any smell.
You do not notice the warning sign.
He does not notice small details.
We do not notice any difference.
They do not notice the hidden mark.
Present Simple Question
Do I notice a problem here?
Do you notice the blue line?
Does he notice the unusual shape?
Do we notice the same pattern?
Do they notice the missing button?
Past Simple Negative
I did not notice the sign at first.
You did not notice the wet floor.
He did not notice our signal.
We did not notice the time passing.
They did not notice the broken window.
Past Simple Question
Did I notice the wrong address?
Did you notice that bright flash?
Did he notice the open gate?
Did we notice the last train?
Did they notice the missing painting?