English conjugation practice
Park
Park conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I park near the library.
Usually, you park beside the office.
He parks his car under the tree.
On weekends, we park by the beach.
My neighbors park behind the building.
Present Continuous
I am parking the car now.
Please wait; you are parking.
He is parking near the entrance.
We are parking behind the hotel.
They are parking along the road.
Present Perfect
I have parked the car safely.
You have parked in the correct place.
He has parked near our house.
We have parked and are ready to leave.
They have parked on the next street.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been parking here for ten minutes.
You have been parking in difficult places today.
He has been parking cars since morning.
We have been parking farther away recently.
They have been parking outside the stadium since noon.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I parked beside the museum.
You parked near the river last night.
He parked his truck at noon.
After lunch, we parked under a bridge.
The guests parked behind the restaurant.
Past Continuous
I was parking when the rain began.
You were parking during the sudden storm.
He was parking as we arrived.
We were parking near the stadium at six.
They were parking when the concert ended.
Past Perfect
I had parked before the meeting started.
By eight o'clock, you had parked.
He had parked near the gate before us.
We had parked downtown by sunset.
They had parked before the road closed.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been parking for half an hour before I found a space.
You had been parking when the officer arrived.
He had been parking cars all morning.
We had been parking outside until security called us.
They had been parking along the narrow street.
Future Simple (will)
I will park near the entrance tomorrow.
You will park beside the blue sign.
He will park the van after lunch.
We will park at the next station.
They will park behind the theater.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to park by the grocery store.
You are going to park on the upper level.
He is going to park close to the entrance.
We are going to park near the old bridge.
They are going to park at the stadium tonight.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be parking downtown.
You will be parking while we eat.
He will be parking when the visitors arrive.
We will be parking on the lower level then.
They will be parking along the avenue during the parade.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have parked the car.
Before lunch, you will have parked near the office.
He will have parked by the time we arrive.
We will have parked before the store opens.
They will have parked near the hotel by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By ten, I will have been parking for an hour.
By then, you will have been parking cars all morning.
He will have been parking vehicles for three hours by noon.
By sunset, we will have been parking for several hours.
By midnight, they will have been parking cars since dusk.
Present Simple Negative
I do not park on busy streets.
You do not park in front of the gate.
He does not park near the station.
We do not park beside the fire exit.
They do not park on this side of the road.
Present Simple Question
Where do I park the rental car?
Why do you park so far away?
Where does he park after work?
Where do we park for the festival?
Do they do they park behind the building?
Past Simple Negative
I did not park there yesterday.
You did not park near the school.
He did not park because the lot was full.
We did not park downtown last weekend.
They did not park outside the restaurant.
Past Simple Question
Where did I park my car?
When did you park at the airport?
Why did he park so far from the entrance?
Where did we park before dinner?
When did they park near the stadium?