English conjugation practice
Plant
Plant conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I plant herbs near the window.
You plant flowers every spring.
In his garden, he plants tomatoes.
We plant lettuce behind the house.
They plant corn on the farm.
Present Continuous
I am planting beans in a small pot.
You are planting roses along the path.
Right now, he is planting a young oak.
We are planting herbs for the cooking class.
They are planting trees beside the new road.
Present Perfect
I have planted three sunflowers this week.
You have planted enough seeds for the garden.
He has planted a tree near the gate.
We have planted vegetables in the empty field.
They have planted a colorful border around the school.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been planting flowers since breakfast.
You have been planting seeds all morning.
For two hours, he has been planting vegetables.
We have been planting a garden behind the library.
They have been planting crops since the rain began.
Past Simple
I planted mint in a clay pot yesterday.
You planted the apple tree last April.
He planted carrots before lunch.
We planted pumpkins during the school trip.
They planted new trees after the storm.
Past Continuous
I was planting peas when the bell rang.
You were planting flowers during the afternoon.
While we talked, he was planting lettuce.
We were planting trees beside the playground.
They were planting beans when the teacher arrived.
Past Perfect
I had planted the herbs before dinner began.
By noon, you had planted twenty seeds.
He had planted the tree before winter arrived.
We had planted seedlings before the storm came.
They had planted corn before the drought began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been planting for an hour when my friend called.
You had been planting all day before taking a rest.
He had been planting trees since early morning.
We had been planting vegetables before the visitors arrived.
They had been planting near the river since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will plant basil next weekend.
You will plant the seeds after school.
He will plant a tree in the empty corner.
We will plant flowers beside the fence.
They will plant new crops next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to plant a lemon tree this year.
You are going to plant lettuce in that bed.
He is going to plant flowers near the porch.
We are going to plant a vegetable garden.
They are going to plant trees on the hillside.
Future Continuous
I will be planting seeds tomorrow morning.
You will be planting flowers while I prepare the soil.
At ten o'clock, he will be planting corn.
We will be planting in the north field this time tomorrow.
They will be planting vegetables when we visit.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have planted all the herbs.
You will have planted the garden before the guests arrive.
By autumn, he will have planted fifty trees.
We will have planted enough crops before winter.
By next year, they will have planted a whole orchard.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been planting for four hours.
By then, you will have been planting since sunrise.
In July, he will have been planting trees for a month.
By Saturday, we will have been planting for a full week.
At sunset, they will have been planting since early afternoon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not plant flowers in winter.
You do not plant seeds in dry soil.
He does not plant vegetables at home.
We do not plant crops near the road.
They do not plant anything before the rain.
Present Simple Question
Do I plant these seeds in the shade?
When do you plant your tomatoes?
Does he plant herbs on the balcony?
Where do we plant the young trees?
Do they plant crops every spring?
Past Simple Negative
I did not plant anything last weekend.
You did not plant the seeds yesterday.
He did not plant the tree in time.
We did not plant vegetables during the drought.
They did not plant new trees after the fire.
Past Simple Question
Did I plant the basil beside the window?
Where did you plant the apple tree?
Did he plant those seeds last night?
Why did we plant the tree there?
Did they plant the corn before the storm?