English conjugation practice
Open
Open conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every morning at eight o'clock, I open the shop door.
If you push hard enough, you open the heavy gate.
He is always polite, so he opens doors for people.
We welcome everyone, so we open our house to guests.
They start the daily meeting when they open the office.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am opening a box of delicious chocolates.
Hurry up because you are opening the mail very slowly!
At this moment, he is opening the window to cool down.
We are opening a new branch of our store today.
Currently, they are opening the historical exhibition to the public.
Present Perfect
I have opened a new savings account at the bank.
You have opened the window, so it is cold here.
He has opened the heavy package that arrived this morning.
We have opened all the windows to let air in.
They have opened the new highway for traffic today.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been opening letters all morning and my hands hurt.
Lately, you have been opening the store late quite often.
He has been opening old files to find the recipe.
We have been opening up our hearts to new ideas.
They have been opening branches across the country this year.
Past Simple
Yesterday morning, I opened the front door for the postman.
An hour ago, you opened the package with a knife.
He opened his eyes and saw a beautiful blue sky.
We opened the box and found an old photo album.
They opened a new restaurant in our neighborhood last week.
Past Continuous
At 8 PM yesterday, I was opening the final exhibition crate.
While you were opening the wine, I set the table.
He was opening the safe when the alarm suddenly rang.
We were opening the champagne when the clock struck midnight.
They were opening the museum doors when the tourists arrived.
Past Perfect
Before the guests arrived, I had opened the wine bottle.
By the time you called, you had opened the mail.
He had opened the letter before he realized the mistake.
We had opened the map before we started the engine.
They had opened the museum early before the crowds grew.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been opening boxes for hours before I found it.
You had been opening jars until your hands became sore.
He had been opening the gate daily before it broke down.
We had been opening windows until the storm hit the house.
They had been opening safely because they had been opening locks carefully.
Future Simple (will)
If you give me the key, I will open it.
You will open the envelope when you get home tonight.
He will open the meeting with a short welcome speech.
We will open the new community center next Saturday morning.
They will open the borders for tourists starting next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to open a bottle of wine.
You are going to open a new business very soon.
He is going to open the package using his scissors.
We are going to open our presents on Christmas morning.
They are going to open the museum late this evening.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be opening my own shop.
At noon, you will be opening the conference with a speech.
He will be opening the gallery doors to the public.
We will be opening the boxes when the truck arrives.
They will be opening a new path through the forest.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow afternoon, I will have opened all the crates.
You will have opened the document before the meeting starts.
He will have opened his new restaurant by next month.
We will have opened the package before you get here.
They will have opened the exhibition by the weekend deadline.
Future Perfect Continuous
By 5 PM, I will have been opening letters for hours.
You will have been opening safes for years by then.
He will have been opening the gate since dawn by noon.
We will have been opening boxes since morning by lunchtime.
They will have been opening doors for guests all night long.
Present Simple Negative
I do not open suspicious emails because they contain viruses.
You do not open the curtains, so the room is dark.
He does not open up to people until he trusts them.
We do not open the windows when the heater is on.
They do not open the museum during the winter holidays.
Present Simple Question
Do I open this mail now or wait for tomorrow?
Do you open the shop at seven or eight o'clock?
Does he open the office door for everyone every morning?
Do we open the packages before the manager arrives here?
Do they open the swimming pool during the spring months?
Past Simple Negative
I did not open the letter because it wasn't mine.
You did not open the window, so the room smells.
He did not open the box until his birthday morning.
We did not open the store because of the holiday.
They did not open the gate for the late visitors.
Past Simple Question
Did I open the correct file on the computer screen?
Did you open the package that arrived for me yesterday?
Did he open the door when you knocked on it?
Did we open the windows before leaving the clean house?
Did they open the museum early for the school children?