English conjugation practice
Pour
Pour conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I pour tea into the cup.
You pour the juice carefully.
At breakfast, he pours milk over his cereal.
Before dinner, we pour some lemonade.
They pour paint into a large bowl.
Present Continuous
I am pouring coffee for our guests.
You are pouring too much water into the vase.
Look, he is pouring soup into the bowls.
We are pouring drinks while the food cooks.
They are pouring concrete for the new path.
Present Perfect
I have poured the milk already.
You have poured enough water for everyone.
He has poured the wine into clean glasses.
We have poured the mixture into the tray.
They have poured drinks for the visitors.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been pouring drinks since noon.
You have been pouring water for several minutes.
He has been pouring paint into small jars.
We have been pouring soup for hungry neighbors.
They have been pouring cement all morning.
Past Simple
I poured the sauce over the pasta.
You poured juice into my glass yesterday.
He poured the water slowly.
We poured lemonade for the children.
They poured the mixture into a mold.
Past Continuous
I was pouring tea when the phone rang.
You were pouring paint during the art lesson.
While he was pouring soup, the bowl slipped.
We were pouring drinks when our friends arrived.
They were pouring oil into the engine.
Past Perfect
I had poured the tea before breakfast began.
You had poured the water by the time I arrived.
He had poured the sauce before serving dinner.
We had poured the mixture before the lesson ended.
They had poured concrete before sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been pouring drinks for an hour before lunch.
You had been pouring water all morning.
He had been pouring paint before the teacher stopped him.
We had been pouring soup when the lights went out.
They had been pouring cement since early morning.
Future Simple (will)
I will pour the coffee after dinner.
You will pour the drinks for the guests.
He will pour the sauce when the pasta is ready.
We will pour the mixture into a glass.
They will pour fresh juice at the party.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to pour myself a glass of milk.
You are going to pour the paint into that bucket.
He is going to pour lemonade for the children.
We are going to pour soup into four bowls.
They are going to pour the concrete tomorrow.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be pouring drinks.
You will be pouring the sauce during the ceremony.
At noon, he will be pouring coffee for the team.
This time tomorrow, we will be pouring cement.
During the event, they will be pouring fruit punch.
Future Perfect
By ten o'clock, I will have poured all the drinks.
By dinner, you will have poured the sauce.
Before the guests arrive, he will have poured the water.
By lunchtime, we will have poured the mixture into jars.
By Friday, they will have poured the building foundation.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been pouring drinks for three hours.
By then, you will have been pouring water all morning.
By sunset, he will have been pouring concrete for six hours.
By lunch, we will have been pouring soup for two hours.
By evening, they will have been pouring paint since dawn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not pour hot water into thin glasses.
You do not pour the sauce on the dessert.
He does not pour milk before choosing his cereal.
We do not pour drinks for children without asking.
They do not pour paint near the carpet.
Present Simple Question
Do I pour the cream into this bowl?
Do you pour the dressing before serving?
Does he pour coffee for everyone?
Do we pour the mixture into the pan now?
Why do they pour the paint outside?
Past Simple Negative
I did not pour the juice yesterday.
You did not pour enough water for the plants.
He did not pour the sauce on his plate.
We did not pour the mixture too quickly.
They did not pour paint on the floor.
Past Simple Question
Did I pour enough milk into the bowl?
Did you pour the water before leaving?
Did he pour the soup carefully?
Did we pour the paint into the correct container?
When did they pour the concrete?