English conjugation practice
Predict
Predict conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I predict clear skies tomorrow.
You predict the winner quite well.
He predicts rain for the weekend.
We predict good results from this plan.
They predict that prices will fall.
Present Continuous
I am predicting a busy afternoon.
You are predicting trouble for the team.
He is predicting an easy victory.
We are predicting warmer weather tonight.
They are predicting a record harvest.
Present Perfect
I have predicted this problem before.
You have predicted the outcome correctly.
He has predicted several major events.
We have predicted strong demand this month.
They have predicted the storm's path.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been predicting this trend for months.
You have been predicting difficult times lately.
He has been predicting a change in policy.
We have been predicting this increase since January.
They have been predicting shortages for years.
Past Simple
I predicted the answer yesterday.
You predicted that result last spring.
He predicted the storm before it arrived.
We predicted the need for more staff.
They predicted victory, and they were right.
Past Continuous
I was predicting the weather during the broadcast.
You were predicting a difficult exam.
He was predicting trouble when the alarm rang.
We were predicting demand while the manager listened.
They were predicting rain as we left.
Past Perfect
I had predicted the delay before the message arrived.
You had predicted the problem in advance.
He had predicted the winner before the race began.
We had predicted that outcome before the vote.
They had predicted the shortage months earlier.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been predicting this change for a long time.
You had been predicting rain all morning.
He had been predicting a win before the final game.
We had been predicting delays before construction stopped.
They had been predicting a storm for several days.
Future Simple (will)
I will predict the result after lunch.
You will predict the winner tomorrow.
He will predict the weather on the evening news.
We will predict the final score later.
They will predict how the market responds.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to predict tomorrow's temperature.
You are going to predict the likely winner.
He is going to predict next quarter's sales.
We are going to predict attendance at the event.
They are going to predict demand before opening.
Future Continuous
I will be predicting outcomes during the meeting.
You will be predicting sales next week.
He will be predicting weather by this time tomorrow.
We will be predicting demand throughout the season.
They will be predicting future costs at noon.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have predicted the likely outcome.
By then, you will have predicted the final score.
Before the game, he will have predicted its winner.
By noon, we will have predicted the weather.
By the deadline, they will have predicted customer needs.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been predicting trends for a year.
By then, you will have been predicting results for months.
Next winter, he will have been predicting weather for ten years.
By June, we will have been predicting sales for six months.
By the end of the year, they will have been predicting risks for a decade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not predict sudden changes without evidence.
You do not predict every result accurately.
He does not predict events without data.
We do not predict results from guesses.
They do not predict the future with certainty.
Present Simple Question
Do I predict the trend correctly?
Do you predict rain for tomorrow?
Does he predict the winner often?
Do we predict enough possible problems?
Do they predict the weather accurately?
Past Simple Negative
I did not predict the delay yesterday.
You did not predict that surprising result.
He did not predict the sudden storm.
We did not predict the extra expense.
They did not predict the team's loss.
Past Simple Question
Did I predict the result last night?
Did you predict the storm's arrival?
Did he predict the final score?
Did we predict this problem in time?
Did they predict the winner before the match?