English conjugation practice
Pass
Pass conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always pass the local library on my way to school.
If you drive carefully, you pass the driving test easily.
He passes the ball to his teammate during every football game.
We always pass our exams because we study hard every day.
They pass the old church every evening when they walk home.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am passing by your street, so look out the window!
You are passing the salt to me, and I thank you kindly.
He is passing his final exams with very high marks this term.
We are passing through a beautiful forest on our train journey.
They are passing their winter holidays in a cozy mountain cabin.
Present Perfect
I have passed my driving test, so now I can drive a car!
You have passed all your English exams with excellent marks this year.
He has passed the old post office already, so he is near.
We have passed through many difficult times together as close friends.
They have passed their target for sales this month successfully.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been passing by this beautiful flower shop every morning lately.
You have been passing your time playing video games all week long.
He has been passing notes to his classmate during the whole lesson.
We have been passing this old house every day since Monday.
They have been passing the ball back and forth for ten minutes.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I passed my history exam with a perfect score.
You passed by my house last night but you didn't stop.
He passed the ball to the striker, who scored a brilliant goal.
We passed through a lovely little village during our road trip.
They passed their summer vacation at a quiet lake house last year.
Past Continuous
At 3 PM yesterday, I was passing the town hall on foot.
While you were passing the plate, it slipped and broke loudly.
He was passing the entrance when he suddenly remembered his keys.
We were passing the ball in the yard when it started raining.
They were passing by the shop when they saw the big sale sign.
Past Perfect
By the time you called me, I had passed the main intersection.
You had passed the difficult exam before the summer break began.
He had passed the train station before he realized his mistake.
We had passed through the worst part of the forest before dark.
They had passed all their tests before the long holidays started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been passing by that store for a year before I went inside.
You had been passing your time wisely before you got that television.
He has been remaining calm, but he had been passing the time nervously before the interview.
We had been passing that old monument every day before it was removed.
They had been passing the ball around for an hour before scoring a goal.
Future Simple (will)
If you study tonight, I am sure you will pass the test tomorrow.
I believe that you will pass the ball to me during the game.
He will pass by the supermarket on his way home from work.
We will pass the old castle during our bus tour tomorrow morning.
They will pass the entrance gate if they do not look carefully.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to pass the ball to you as soon as I can.
You are going to pass this difficult exam because you are very smart.
He is going to pass by the bakery to buy some fresh bread.
We are going to pass our summer holidays at a beautiful beach house.
They are going to pass the basketball to their best player now.
Future Continuous
At this time tomorrow, I will be passing through the mountains by train.
You will be passing the beautiful park during your morning run tomorrow.
He will be passing his final tests this time next month.
We will be passing your house on our way to the theater tomorrow.
They will be passing through the customs area at the airport then.
Future Perfect
By the end of this month, I will have passed all my courses.
You will have passed your driving test before your next birthday arrives.
He will have passed the city limits before the morning rush hour.
We will have passed the halfway point of our journey by noon today.
They will have passed their exams before the winter holidays begin.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been passing this shop daily for five years.
You will have been passing your time at this desk for three hours soon.
He will have been passing through this town for a month by Friday.
We will have been passing by this lake every summer for a decade.
They will have been passing the puck for twenty minutes by the break.
Present Simple Negative
I do not pass the salt unless someone asks me for it.
You do not pass the exam if you do not study hard.
He does not pass the ball to his teammates very often during games.
We do not pass our free time watching boring television programs.
They do not pass the test because they do not listen to instructions.
Present Simple Question
Do I pass the big supermarket on my way to your new house?
Do you pass your English exams with good grades every term?
Does he pass the ball quickly when he plays basketball with friends?
Do we pass the old museum before we reach the main park?
Do they pass their free time playing football in the yard?
Past Simple Negative
I did not pass the English test because I forgot to study.
You did not pass the ball to me when I was completely open.
He did not pass by my office yesterday afternoon as he promised.
We did not pass the entrance because we were looking at the map.
They did not pass their final exams last month, so they are sad.
Past Simple Question
Did I pass the post office while I was walking and thinking?
Did you pass your difficult math exam yesterday morning?
Did he pass the salt to you during the family dinner last night?
Did we pass the big red building while we were driving past?
Did they pass the ball enough during their football game last Saturday?