English conjugation practice
Pray
Pray conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I pray before breakfast.
You pray with your family.
He prays every evening.
We pray for peace.
They pray at the small chapel.
Present Continuous
I am praying in the quiet room.
You are praying for good news.
He is praying beside the window.
We are praying for the sick.
They are praying in the garden.
Present Perfect
I have prayed about this decision.
You have prayed many times today.
He has prayed for his brother.
We have prayed for a safe journey.
They have prayed at this church before.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been praying for an answer.
You have been praying all morning.
He has been praying in the chapel.
We have been praying together for an hour.
They have been praying every night this week.
Past Simple
I prayed before I left home.
You prayed at the service yesterday.
He prayed for courage.
We prayed together last Sunday.
They prayed after the accident.
Past Continuous
I was praying when the bell rang.
You were praying during the storm.
He was praying as the sun rose.
We were praying while the rain fell.
They were praying when the lights went out.
Past Perfect
I had prayed before the meeting began.
You had prayed for this opportunity.
He had prayed before making the choice.
We had prayed before beginning the journey.
They had prayed before the ceremony ended.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been praying for hours before sleep came.
You had been praying since sunrise.
He had been praying before his family arrived.
We had been praying before the answer arrived.
They had been praying through the long night.
Future Simple (will)
I will pray for your success.
You will pray with us tomorrow.
He will pray before the journey.
We will pray for everyone involved.
They will pray at the evening service.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to pray before dinner.
You are going to pray with the children.
He is going to pray for guidance.
We are going to pray for our neighbors.
They are going to pray after the lesson.
Future Continuous
I will be praying at eight tonight.
You will be praying during the ceremony.
He will be praying when we arrive.
We will be praying throughout the night.
They will be praying while the service continues.
Future Perfect
I will have prayed by bedtime.
You will have prayed before the guests leave.
He will have prayed by the end of the service.
We will have prayed before the decision is made.
They will have prayed by the time you arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been praying for an hour by then.
You will have been praying since early morning.
He will have been praying for days by Friday.
We will have been praying for several hours by midnight.
They will have been praying since the meeting started.
Present Simple Negative
I do not pray in crowded places.
You do not pray before every meal.
He does not pray on weekdays.
We do not pray for material things.
They do not pray together anymore.
Present Simple Question
Do I pray too quietly?
Do you pray before going to sleep?
Does he pray with his family?
Do we pray before the meal?
Do they pray in the morning?
Past Simple Negative
I did not pray before the trip.
You did not pray at the service.
He did not pray during the ceremony.
We did not pray for the wrong reason.
They did not pray after the announcement.
Past Simple Question
Did I pray for everyone?
Did you pray before you left?
Did he pray at the old chapel?
Did we pray before the meeting?
Did they pray after the difficult news?