English conjugation practice
Pick
Pick conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I pick fresh apples.
Usually, you pick the blue card.
Every morning, he picks flowers.
Together, we pick vegetables for dinner.
At the market, they pick ripe peaches.
Present Continuous
I am picking up the papers now.
You are picking a team for the game.
Right now, he is picking tomatoes.
We are picking our seats before the show.
Look there: they are picking berries.
Present Perfect
I have picked a gift for Maya.
You have picked the correct answer.
He has picked several apples already.
We have picked our favorite restaurant.
They have picked all the ripe fruit.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been picking beans since sunrise.
You have been picking at that old lock for ten minutes.
He has been picking flowers all afternoon.
We have been picking litter from the beach.
They have been picking strawberries since lunch.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I picked a card from the deck.
You picked the last cookie.
He picked a shell on the shore.
Last weekend, we picked grapes together.
The children picked colorful stones.
Past Continuous
I was picking herbs when it started to rain.
While you were picking pears, I made lunch.
He was picking a movie for the evening.
We were picking teams when the bell rang.
They were picking vegetables during the storm.
Past Perfect
Before breakfast, I had picked some berries.
By noon, you had picked a winner.
He had picked the lock before help arrived.
We had picked enough fruit for everyone.
They had picked a quiet place before sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been picking apples for hours before dinner.
You had been picking at the loose thread all morning.
He had been picking flowers before the vase broke.
We had been picking vegetables before the visitors came.
They had been picking fruit since early morning.
Future Simple (will)
I will pick you up at six.
You will pick a prize after the game.
He will pick the children up later.
We will pick fresh flowers tomorrow.
They will pick a team captain soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to pick some apples this afternoon.
You are going to pick the restaurant tonight.
He is going to pick up his sister.
We are going to pick the winner tomorrow.
They are going to pick berries near the lake.
Future Continuous
At ten o'clock, I will be picking vegetables.
Tomorrow morning, you will be picking up the tickets.
He will be picking a song during the show.
This time next week, we will be picking grapes.
At noon, they will be picking teams.
Future Perfect
By sunset, I will have picked enough apples.
By Friday, you will have picked your final design.
He will have picked us up by then.
By winter, we will have picked all the grapes.
By the end of the day, they will have picked a leader.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been picking fruit for four hours.
By lunch, you will have been picking vegetables all morning.
In July, he will have been picking flowers for a month.
By Saturday, we will have been picking litter for three days.
By harvest time, they will have been picking fruit since dawn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not pick flowers from public gardens.
You do not pick the easiest option.
He does not pick fruit before it is ripe.
We do not pick vegetables on rainy days.
They do not pick guests up after midnight.
Present Simple Question
When do I pick up the tickets?
Which color do you pick for the wall?
Why does he pick the smallest apple?
Where do we pick up our bags?
What time do they pick the winner?
Past Simple Negative
I did not pick the red card yesterday.
You did not pick up your coat.
He did not pick any flowers last week.
We did not pick enough apples for the pie.
They did not pick us up at the station.
Past Simple Question
Did I pick the right basket?
When did you pick that shell?
Which team did he pick?
Did we pick enough fruit yesterday?
Where did they pick up the package?