English conjugation practice
Pack
Pack conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I pack my lunch before school.
You pack your bag every Friday.
Before work, he packs his tools.
We pack our clothes on Sunday.
After dinner, they pack the dishes away.
Present Continuous
I am packing for the school trip now.
You are packing a suitcase in your room.
Look outside; he is packing the car.
We are packing while the children play.
They are packing their books at the moment.
Present Perfect
I have packed everything you need.
You have packed the blue suitcase already.
He has packed his lunch for tomorrow.
We have packed the car with camping gear.
They have packed their bags for the flight.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been packing since breakfast.
You have been packing for two hours.
He has been packing boxes all morning.
We have been packing since the truck arrived.
They have been packing all afternoon.
Past Simple
I packed my coat last night.
You packed the books in a large box.
Yesterday, he packed his suitcase.
We packed our room after the party.
Before leaving, they packed the toys.
Past Continuous
I was packing when the phone rang.
You were packing during the rainstorm.
At noon, he was packing orders.
We were packing when our friends arrived.
They were packing late into the evening.
Past Perfect
I had packed before the taxi came.
You had packed your things by noon.
He had packed the gifts before lunch.
We had packed our supplies before the storm.
They had packed the van by six o'clock.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been packing for an hour before dinner.
You had been packing since early morning.
He had been packing boxes before the manager arrived.
We had been packing before the movers arrived.
They had been packing since sunrise.
Future Simple (will)
I will pack an extra sweater.
You will pack the snacks for our trip.
He will pack his camera tonight.
We will pack everything before we leave.
They will pack the equipment later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to pack my bag tonight.
You are going to pack the car soon.
He is going to pack warm clothes.
We are going to pack before breakfast.
They are going to pack for their holiday.
Future Continuous
I will be packing at seven tonight.
You will be packing while I cook.
He will be packing during the afternoon.
We will be packing on the train.
They will be packing all morning tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By eight, I will have packed my suitcase.
You will have packed everything by then.
He will have packed the car before dawn.
We will have packed before the guests arrive.
They will have packed the truck by tomorrow.
Future Perfect Continuous
By lunch, I will have been packing for three hours.
You will have been packing since sunrise.
By noon, he will have been packing boxes all morning.
By evening, we will have been packing all day.
They will have been packing for hours by sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not pack heavy items in this bag.
You do not pack your books carefully.
He does not pack lunch on Mondays.
We do not pack until the list is ready.
They do not pack food in plastic bags.
Present Simple Question
Do I pack my passport here?
Do you pack a towel for the beach?
Does he pack the sports equipment?
Do we pack our coats tonight?
Do they pack orders on weekends?
Past Simple Negative
I did not pack my hat yesterday.
You did not pack enough water for the walk.
He did not pack the blue shirt.
We did not pack before the trip began.
They did not pack the extra blankets.
Past Simple Question
Did I pack the tickets in this folder?
Did you pack your toothbrush?
Did he pack the tools for the job?
Did we pack enough food for everyone?
Did they pack the camping tent?