English conjugation practice
Order
Order conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I order tea every morning.
At lunch, you order soup.
He orders a new book online.
On Fridays, we order pizza.
They order everything from the catalog.
Present Continuous
I am ordering dinner right now.
You are ordering a gift for your friend.
Look, he is ordering dessert.
We are ordering tickets for the show.
They are ordering lunch for everyone.
Present Perfect
I have ordered the supplies already.
You have ordered the correct size.
He has ordered a replacement key.
We have ordered enough food for the guests.
They have ordered their uniforms.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been ordering books from that website for years.
You have been ordering meals from this cafe all week.
He has been ordering parts since early morning.
We have been ordering takeout while our kitchen is closed.
They have been ordering equipment for the new gym.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I ordered a sandwich.
You ordered the tickets last night.
He ordered a taxi after the concert.
After the meeting, we ordered coffee.
They ordered new desks last month.
Past Continuous
I was ordering dinner when you called.
You were ordering drinks at seven o'clock.
While we waited, he was ordering snacks.
We were ordering lunch when the rain began.
They were ordering souvenirs near the station.
Past Perfect
I had ordered breakfast before the bus arrived.
By noon, you had ordered all the parts.
He had ordered the meal before his guests came.
Before the sale ended, we had ordered three lamps.
They had ordered the books before class started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been ordering supplies for hours before the store closed.
You had been ordering meals there for several weeks.
He had been ordering parts all morning before lunch.
We had been ordering food online before the delivery failed.
They had been ordering furniture for the hotel.
Future Simple (will)
I will order dessert after dinner.
You will order the materials tomorrow.
He will order a ride home.
We will order pizza for the children.
They will order new uniforms in June.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to order soup tonight.
You are going to order a new phone.
He is going to order lunch soon.
We are going to order tickets this evening.
They are going to order new chairs.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be ordering dinner.
You will be ordering supplies during the afternoon.
He will be ordering food when we arrive.
We will be ordering lunch at noon.
They will be ordering equipment throughout the week.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have ordered everything.
By then, you will have ordered the correct model.
Before the event, he will have ordered the food.
By the deadline, we will have ordered all the materials.
They will have ordered their uniforms before school starts.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been ordering from this store for a year.
Next month, you will have been ordering supplies for six months.
By noon, he will have been ordering food for an hour.
By evening, we will have been ordering meals online all day.
By the end of the project, they will have been ordering equipment for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not order coffee after dinner.
You do not order expensive meals.
He does not order food on Mondays.
We do not order meat at that restaurant.
They do not order supplies from overseas.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I order the large size?
Why do you order breakfast so early?
When does he order his medicine?
Should do we order dessert now?
Where do they order their uniforms?
Past Simple Negative
I did not order dessert yesterday.
You did not order the correct size.
He did not order a taxi after all.
We did not order pizza last night.
They did not order new equipment.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I order the family meal?
What did you order for lunch?
When did he order the flowers?
Where did we order those chairs?
How many meals did they order?