English conjugation practice
Plan
Plan conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I plan my week every Sunday.
You plan each lesson carefully.
He plans family trips in advance.
We plan our meals on Friday.
They plan new projects together.
Present Continuous
I am planning a quiet weekend.
You are planning what to do next.
He is planning a surprise for his sister.
We are planning to visit the museum.
They are planning a party for June.
Present Perfect
I have planned everything for tomorrow.
You have planned an excellent activity.
He has planned the meeting already.
We have planned several activities.
They have planned their escape route.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been planning this trip for months.
You have been planning since breakfast.
He has been planning the celebration all week.
We have been planning our garden together.
They have been planning since the announcement.
Past Simple
I planned the picnic last Saturday.
You planned a wonderful route.
He planned the visit before lunch.
We planned our holiday in April.
They planned the project last year.
Past Continuous
I was planning dinner when you called.
You were planning a trip at noon.
He was planning his speech during the train ride.
We were planning a hike in the afternoon.
They were planning their move when the news arrived.
Past Perfect
I had planned the day before the storm.
You had planned everything before we arrived.
He had planned the route by sunrise.
We had planned our response before the meeting.
They had planned the project months earlier.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been planning the trip for weeks.
You had been planning all morning before lunch.
He had been planning the campaign since January.
We had been planning the wedding since spring.
They had been planning their journey before winter.
Future Simple (will)
I will plan the next meeting tomorrow.
You will plan the activities later.
He will plan a better schedule next time.
We will plan our visit soon.
They will plan the new campaign.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to plan my budget tonight.
You are going to plan the class project.
He is going to plan a cycling route.
We are going to plan a short vacation.
They are going to plan the fundraiser.
Future Continuous
I will be planning next year's goals tomorrow.
You will be planning during the afternoon.
He will be planning while we travel.
We will be planning our future together.
They will be planning the exhibition in July.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have planned the whole trip.
By then, you will have planned the schedule.
He will have planned the route by noon.
By next month, we will have planned our move.
By the deadline, they will have planned the project.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been planning for three hours.
By Friday, you will have been planning for a month.
By then, he will have been planning the launch for weeks.
By spring, we will have been planning our garden for months.
By the meeting, they will have been planning the proposal for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not plan to stay late.
You do not plan meals in advance.
He does not plan his weekends carefully.
We do not plan expensive activities.
They do not plan beyond next month.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I plan this correctly?
How carefully do you plan your work?
When does he plan the next lesson?
What should do we plan for dinner?
Do they do they plan to join us?
Past Simple Negative
I did not plan the delay.
You did not plan the visit yesterday.
He did not plan the final presentation.
We did not plan such a long walk.
They did not plan the changes well.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I plan enough time?
Where did you plan to meet?
When did he plan the trip?
What did we plan for Saturday?
Why did they plan the project so quickly?