English conjugation practice
Owe
Owe conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I owe my sister ten dollars.
You owe the bank a small fee.
At the moment, he owes me an apology.
We owe our success to careful planning.
They owe the restaurant for dinner.
Present Continuous
I am owing less after each payment.
You are owing the shop more than you expected.
He is owing money to several people.
We are owing the landlord rent for this month.
They are owing their neighbors a favor.
Present Perfect
I have owed him money since January.
You have owed us an answer for weeks.
He has owed the library a book since spring.
We have owed this team our support from the start.
They have owed the contractor payment since Friday.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been owing rent while waiting for my salary.
You have been owing your brother money all year.
He has been owing taxes since he moved abroad.
We have been owing our neighbors a favor since winter.
They have been owing the school a payment.
Past Simple
I owed my uncle five dollars last week.
You owed the driver a tip yesterday.
He owed his landlord rent in June.
We owed the hotel a cancellation fee.
They owed their coach better effort.
Past Continuous
I was owing money when I started my new job.
You were owing the bank interest at that time.
He was owing several bills during the winter.
We were owing the museum a fee when it closed.
They were owing their neighbors an apology.
Past Perfect
I had owed her money before the loan ended.
You had owed the company a response by noon.
He had owed taxes before selling the house.
We had owed the guide a final payment.
They had owed their hosts a visit before moving away.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been owing rent for three months before I paid.
You had been owing the lender interest since March.
He had been owing his friend money before the argument.
We had been owing our guide payment until the tour ended.
They had been owing the farmer money for several seasons.
Future Simple (will)
I will owe you a favor after this.
You will owe the hotel a deposit.
He will owe taxes on the extra income.
We will owe the restaurant for the unused tables.
They will owe us an answer tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to owe my parents a call.
You are going to owe a late fee.
He is going to owe the mechanic more money.
We are going to owe the driver a tip.
They are going to owe the school another payment.
Future Continuous
I will be owing money until the end of the month.
You will be owing interest during the loan period.
He will be owing the bank money next year.
We will be owing the venue money throughout the event.
They will be owing their neighbors a favor then.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have owed the rent.
By noon, you will have owed the full amount.
By retirement, he will have owed many people thanks.
By closing time, we will have owed the shop nothing.
By next week, they will have owed three monthly payments.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been owing money for half a year.
By then, you will have been owing interest for months.
Next spring, he will have been owing the bank for a decade.
By August, we will have been owing the landlord for two months.
By then, they will have been owing the school for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not owe anyone an explanation.
You do not owe me anything.
He does not owe the bank much money.
We do not owe the restaurant a payment.
They do not owe us an answer today.
Present Simple Question
Do I owe you for the ticket?
Do you owe the landlord rent?
Does he owe his sister money?
Do we owe them an explanation?
Do they owe you anything?
Past Simple Negative
I did not owe the shop any money.
You did not owe him a favor.
He did not owe the company anything.
We did not owe the hotel a cancellation fee.
They did not owe the driver a tip.
Past Simple Question
Did I owe you money last night?
Did you owe the teacher an assignment?
Did he owe the mechanic a payment?
Did we owe the guide a tip?
Did they owe the library a book?