English conjugation practice
Own
Own conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I own a small bookstore.
You own several useful tools.
He owns a house near the lake.
We own a family restaurant downtown.
They own two bicycles.
Present Continuous
I am owning more equipment than I need.
You are owning the land during this period.
He is owning the building while repairs continue.
We are owning the property together this year.
They are owning the apartment until they move.
Present Perfect
I have owned this watch since college.
You have owned that car for five years.
He has owned the farm since 2010.
We have owned this shop since spring.
They have owned the land for generations.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been owning this vehicle since last summer.
You have been owning the house for a long time.
He has been owning businesses since he was young.
We have been owning the cabin together since 2022.
They have been owning stores across the country.
Past Simple
I owned a red bicycle as a child.
You owned the cottage before the move.
He owned a small factory.
We owned a boat on the coast.
They owned the hotel before selling it.
Past Continuous
I was owning the shop when the storm arrived.
You were owning the apartment during that summer.
He was owning the business at the time.
We were owning the house while our children studied abroad.
They were owning the farm during the drought.
Past Perfect
I had owned the car before the accident.
You had owned that camera before your trip.
He had owned the restaurant for ten years by then.
We had owned the cabin before moving away.
They had owned the property before the sale.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been owning the shop for years before retiring.
You had been owning the land when the offer arrived.
He had been owning companies for decades before he stopped.
We had been owning the farm before our relatives joined us.
They had been owning the hotel for fifteen years.
Future Simple (will)
I will own a home someday.
You will own the business after the transfer.
He will own the property next month.
We will own the apartment together.
They will own the land by next year.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to own my first home soon.
You are going to own the company after the deal.
He is going to own a new workshop.
We are going to own a vacation home.
They are going to own the entire building.
Future Continuous
I will be owning the apartment during the renovation.
You will be owning the land by that stage.
He will be owning the company when the project begins.
We will be owning the restaurant during the festival.
They will be owning several properties by then.
Future Perfect
I will have owned this car for ten years by June.
You will have owned the house for a decade by then.
He will have owned the farm for twenty years.
We will have owned the property by the end of the year.
They will have owned the hotel for five years by July.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been owning the business for ten years by then.
You will have been owning the property for a decade.
He will have been owning the company for twenty years by May.
We will have been owning the farm for a generation.
They will have been owning those apartments for years by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not own a television.
You do not own this equipment.
He does not own a car.
We do not own the building.
They do not own expensive furniture.
Present Simple Question
Do I own enough shares?
Do you own this lovely garden?
Does he own the blue truck?
Do we own this piece of land?
Do they own the house next door?
Past Simple Negative
I did not own a computer then.
You did not own the property in 2015.
He did not own the vehicle for long.
We did not own the house during the winter.
They did not own the restaurant before 2020.
Past Simple Question
Did I own that camera last year?
Did you own a bicycle as a child?
Did he own the farm before the sale?
Did we own that cabin near the river?
Did they own the theater before its renovation?