English conjugation practice
Offer
Offer conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every holiday season, I offer a discount to my customers.
If you have extra food, you offer it to guests.
He is a kind man, so he offers help to everyone.
We want to help, so we offer free English lessons.
They are generous people, so they offer shelter to refugees.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am offering my seat to the old lady.
Look at the deal, you are offering too little money!
At this moment, he is offering a glass of water to him.
We are offering our assistance to the local charity community.
Currently, they are offering free guided tours in the museum.
Present Perfect
I have offered my old bicycle to my younger cousin.
You have offered a very good solution to our problem.
He has offered to drive me to the airport tomorrow.
We have offered our home to the traveling students tonight.
They have offered a high price for the beautiful house.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been offering organic tea to my clients lately.
Lately, you have been offering help to the new neighbors.
He has been offering advice to young artists for years.
We have been offering free coffee to visitors this week.
They have been offering discounts to loyal customers for months.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I offered my hand to help her stand up.
An hour ago, you offered me a piece of cake.
He offered his seat to an elderly woman on bus.
We offered our sincere apologies for the late delivery delay.
They offered a large sum of money for the painting.
Past Continuous
At 3 PM yesterday, I was offering snacks to visitors.
While you were offering coffee, I brought the biscuits out.
He was offering a ride when his car engine failed.
We were offering assistance when the police arrived at scene.
They were offering food to the homeless people yesterday afternoon.
Past Perfect
Before the deadline arrived, I had offered my assistance to him.
By the time you called, you had offered a job.
He had offered his help before I could even ask.
We had offered our house before they found an apartment.
They had offered a compromise before the meeting ended yesterday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been offering classes for weeks before anyone joined.
You had been offering advice until they told you stop.
He had been offering rides until his car broke down.
We had been offering support before they declined our help.
They had been offering solutions until the manager fixed it.
Future Simple (will)
If you need a ride, I will offer you mine.
You will offer a prayer before dinner starts tonight, right?
He will offer his opinion during the board meeting tomorrow.
We will offer a special discount for early birds tomorrow.
They will offer free medical checks during the health fair.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to offer a toast to friends.
You are going to offer your support to the team.
He is going to offer his old books to library.
We are going to offer a warm welcome to guests.
They are going to offer free lunch to the workers.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be offering consulting services online.
At noon, you will be offering advice to the students.
He will be offering a tour of the new facility.
We will be offering refreshments while you wait in hall.
They will be offering jobs during the career fair afternoon.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have offered all my help.
You will have offered the contract before the deadline passes.
He will have offered an apology before she leaves town.
We will have offered three solutions before the meeting finishes.
They will have offered the house to another buyer by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been offering lessons for a decade.
You will have been offering advice since morning by 5 PM.
He will have been offering rides for an hour soon.
We will have been offering help since Monday by tomorrow.
They will have been offering deals since the store opened.
Present Simple Negative
I do not offer refunds unless the product is broken.
You do not offer any help, you just stand there.
He does not offer his seat to others on the bus.
We do not offer credit options to new business clients.
They do not offer vegetarian options at this traditional restaurant.
Present Simple Question
Do I offer a discount to this customer or not?
Do you offer free delivery for large electronic orders here?
Does he offer to wash the dishes after the dinner?
Do we offer our garage to the neighbors for parking?
Do they offer a discount if we pay in cash?
Past Simple Negative
I did not offer my advice because no one asked.
You did not offer to help me clean the kitchen.
He did not offer his hand when she slipped down.
We did not offer our car because it was broken.
They did not offer any food to the hungry guests.
Past Simple Question
Did I offer the right price for the used car?
Did you offer some fresh tea to the visiting guests?
Did he offer to help you with the heavy luggage?
Did we offer enough money for the old antique table?
Did they offer you a job after the interview yesterday?