English conjugation practice
Pronounce
Pronounce conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I pronounce each word clearly.
You pronounce names correctly.
He pronounces the difficult term well.
We pronounce the language differently.
They pronounce foreign names with confidence.
Present Continuous
I am pronouncing the sentence slowly.
You are pronouncing that word better now.
He is pronouncing the names for the audience.
We are pronouncing new vocabulary together.
They are pronouncing the announcement for practice.
Present Perfect
I have pronounced the word correctly.
You have pronounced my name perfectly.
He has pronounced the answer clearly.
We have pronounced the names several times.
They have pronounced every sentence well.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been pronouncing these sounds for an hour.
You have been pronouncing the phrase repeatedly.
He has been pronouncing words for the lesson.
We have been pronouncing these terms since breakfast.
They have been pronouncing the passage together.
Past Simple
I pronounced the name at yesterday's meeting.
You pronounced the word during class.
He pronounced the title before the show.
We pronounced the lines in turn.
They pronounced the announcement at noon.
Past Continuous
I was pronouncing the words when the bell rang.
You were pronouncing the sentence during the exercise.
He was pronouncing a name when I arrived.
We were pronouncing new words after lunch.
They were pronouncing the poem together.
Past Perfect
I had pronounced the word before the teacher corrected me.
You had pronounced the name before the recording began.
He had pronounced the phrase by the time we arrived.
We had pronounced the names before the guests came.
They had pronounced the final line when applause started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been pronouncing the list for ten minutes before stopping.
You had been pronouncing names all afternoon.
He had been pronouncing the words before the lesson ended.
We had been pronouncing the sounds before our coach arrived.
They had been pronouncing the dialogue since sunrise.
Future Simple (will)
I will pronounce the word at the presentation.
You will pronounce these names with practice.
He will pronounce the announcement tomorrow.
We will pronounce the terms one by one.
They will pronounce the names during the ceremony.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to pronounce this word for you.
You are going to pronounce the lines next.
He is going to pronounce the guest's name.
We are going to pronounce these sounds together.
They are going to pronounce the poem tonight.
Future Continuous
I will be pronouncing words during the workshop.
You will be pronouncing names for the visitors.
He will be pronouncing the script at eight.
We will be pronouncing vocabulary during the class.
They will be pronouncing the text at that time.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have pronounced every name.
By then, you will have pronounced the phrase correctly.
He will have pronounced the title before the interview.
Before dinner, we will have pronounced the entire list.
By the final round, they will have pronounced every word.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been pronouncing words for two hours.
At lunch, you will have been pronouncing names all morning.
By then, he will have been pronouncing the script for an hour.
Before the break, we will have been pronouncing sounds for hours.
By evening, they will have been pronouncing the dialogue since morning.
Present Simple Negative
I do not pronounce that name incorrectly.
You do not pronounce the final sound.
He does not pronounce foreign words easily.
We do not pronounce these two words alike.
They do not pronounce the name the same way.
Present Simple Question
How do I pronounce this word?
Do you pronounce the last vowel?
Why does he pronounce it so softly?
Do we pronounce these endings together?
When do they pronounce the final line?
Past Simple Negative
I did not pronounce the name correctly yesterday.
You did not pronounce the word during the test.
He did not pronounce the title clearly.
We did not pronounce those names at the meeting.
They did not pronounce the announcement correctly.
Past Simple Question
Did I pronounce that word correctly?
When did you pronounce the guest's name?
How did he pronounce the difficult term?
Did we pronounce the names correctly?
Where did they pronounce the final words?