English conjugation practice
Obey
Obey conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I obey the safety rules at work.
You obey your teacher during the lesson.
He obeys the traffic signs carefully.
At school, we obey the classroom rules.
The players obey the referee.
Present Continuous
I am obeying the doctor’s instructions today.
You are obeying the signs on the hiking trail.
Right now, he is obeying the coach.
We are obeying the museum’s quiet policy.
They are obeying the new regulations.
Present Perfect
I have obeyed every instruction so far.
You have obeyed the agreement completely.
He has obeyed the law throughout his life.
We have obeyed the rules since Monday.
They have obeyed all the court’s orders.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been obeying the training plan for weeks.
You have been obeying the instructions all morning.
He has been obeying his mentor since January.
We have been obeying the safety code for months.
They have been obeying the captain since sunrise.
Past Simple
I obeyed the warning yesterday.
You obeyed the nurse’s request.
He obeyed the officer last night.
We obeyed the park rules during our visit.
They obeyed the order and left.
Past Continuous
I was obeying the guide when the alarm rang.
You were obeying the instructions at noon.
He was obeying the rules while others complained.
We were obeying the evacuation plan.
They were obeying the referee during the match.
Past Perfect
I had obeyed the rule before anyone reminded me.
You had obeyed the instructions by lunchtime.
He had obeyed the law before the mistake.
We had obeyed the warning before the storm arrived.
They had obeyed the rules by the end of camp.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been obeying the schedule for months before I changed jobs.
You had been obeying the safety rules until that afternoon.
He had been obeying his coach throughout the season.
We had been obeying the plan until the road closed.
They had been obeying the rules before the dispute began.
Future Simple (will)
I will obey the new safety rules.
You will obey the instructions next time.
He will obey the judge’s decision.
We will obey the emergency instructions.
They will obey the agreement from now on.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to obey the doctor’s advice.
You are going to obey the classroom rules.
He is going to obey the referee.
We are going to obey the park guidelines.
They are going to obey the captain’s instructions.
Future Continuous
I will be obeying the rules during the exam.
You will be obeying the safety code tomorrow.
He will be obeying the supervisor at that time.
We will be obeying the local laws on our trip.
They will be obeying the coach during practice.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have obeyed the new policy for a month.
By then, you will have obeyed every instruction.
By noon, he will have obeyed the court order.
By next year, we will have obeyed the regulations for decades.
By sunset, they will have obeyed the evacuation order.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been obeying this schedule for six months.
By then, you will have been obeying the rules for a year.
In July, he will have been obeying his coach for a full season.
By spring, we will have been obeying the conservation rules for two years.
By the final match, they will have been obeying the referee all season.
Present Simple Negative
I do not obey unfair commands.
You do not obey every rumor.
He does not obey dangerous instructions.
We do not obey unreasonable orders.
They do not obey the broken signs.
Present Simple Question
Do I obey the correct procedure?
Do you obey your team leader?
Does he obey the speed limit?
Do we obey these safety standards?
Do they obey the written agreement?
Past Simple Negative
I did not obey the warning yesterday.
You did not obey the teacher’s request.
He did not obey the order at first.
We did not obey the strange request.
They did not obey the rule last week.
Past Simple Question
Did I obey the correct signal?
Did you obey the park rules?
Did he obey the referee yesterday?
Did we obey every instruction?
Did they obey the evacuation order?