English conjugation practice
Promise
Promise conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I promise to call tonight.
You promise help with the boxes.
He promises to arrive early.
We promise to keep your secret.
They promise better service.
Present Continuous
I am promising nothing beyond my support.
You are promising more than you can deliver.
He is promising to change his habits.
We are promising a quiet evening.
They are promising results by Friday.
Present Perfect
I have promised to send the report.
You have promised us an answer.
He has promised to repair the fence.
We have promised to listen carefully.
They have promised several improvements.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been promising this visit for months.
You have been promising a holiday since spring.
He has been promising to study harder.
We have been promising changes for weeks.
They have been promising this project since January.
Past Simple
I promised to meet her after work.
You promised me a fair chance.
He promised not to tell anyone.
We promised to finish before sunset.
They promised a full refund.
Past Continuous
I was promising to return the book when she arrived.
You were promising a solution during the meeting.
He was promising support as the crowd grew.
We were promising to stay until the work ended.
They were promising changes when the manager spoke.
Past Perfect
I had promised to lock the door before leaving.
You had promised a visit before the weekend began.
He had promised to bring enough chairs.
We had promised to keep the garden tidy.
They had promised help before the storm arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been promising that trip for years.
You had been promising an explanation all morning.
He had been promising to improve before the review.
We had been promising cooperation for several days.
They had been promising a new opening date.
Future Simple (will)
I will promise to check the details tomorrow.
You will promise to follow the rules.
He will promise to answer soon.
We will promise nothing we cannot do.
They will promise to protect the park.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to promise my help at the meeting.
You are going to promise better communication.
He is going to promise a quick solution.
We are going to promise a safe journey.
They are going to promise action after the vote.
Future Continuous
I will be promising our full cooperation next week.
You will be promising a fresh start by then.
He will be promising to help during the event.
We will be promising progress throughout the campaign.
They will be promising updates throughout the afternoon.
Future Perfect
I will have promised to help by Friday.
You will have promised your support before the vote.
He will have promised a solution by then.
We will have promised to report the results.
They will have promised significant changes by June.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been promising this improvement for a year.
You will have been promising that visit for months by then.
He will have been promising better results for a decade.
We will have been promising cooperation for six months.
They will have been promising reform until the election.
Present Simple Negative
I do not promise instant success.
You do not promise to share private details.
He does not promise easy answers.
We do not promise perfection.
They do not promise changes overnight.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I promise too much?
Do you do you promise to be careful?
Does he does he promise to return soon?
Do we do we promise the same thing?
Do they do they promise to attend?
Past Simple Negative
I did not promise to stay all night.
You did not promise an immediate reply.
He did not promise to solve every problem.
We did not promise to change the schedule.
They did not promise any special treatment.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I promise to bring snacks?
Did you did you promise your neighbor help?
Did he did he promise to call yesterday?
Did we did we promise to meet at noon?
Did they did they promise an explanation?