English conjugation practice
Protect
Protect conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I protect my little brother.
You protect your eyes from the sun.
At work, he protects valuable paintings.
Together, we protect the local beach.
They protect animals in the forest.
Present Continuous
I am protecting the cookies from the dog.
You are protecting your hands with gloves.
Right now, he is protecting the entrance.
We are protecting the garden this afternoon.
They are protecting the children near the road.
Present Perfect
I have protected this secret for years.
You have protected your computer with a password.
He has protected the village from flooding.
We have protected our home against storms.
They have protected many endangered animals.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been protecting this area since sunrise.
You have been protecting your younger sister all day.
He has been protecting the nest for several hours.
We have been protecting this forest for a decade.
They have been protecting the coastline since Monday.
Past Simple
I protected the glass with a towel.
You protected your face during the storm.
He protected the puppy from the cold.
We protected the camp before nightfall.
They protected the museum during the emergency.
Past Continuous
I was protecting the candle from the wind.
You were protecting the books while I cleaned.
He was protecting the door when we arrived.
We were protecting the vegetables throughout the night.
They were protecting the bridge when the alarm sounded.
Past Perfect
I had protected the painting before the storm began.
You had protected the documents by then.
He had protected the animals before the fire spread.
We had protected our supplies before the trip started.
They had protected the files long before the attack.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been protecting the garden for hours before dusk.
You had been protecting the child until help came.
He had been protecting the entrance since dawn.
We had been protecting the coast for months.
They had been protecting the village until the soldiers arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will protect your belongings while you swim.
You will protect the plants from frost tonight.
He will protect the team during the journey.
We will protect the forest for future generations.
They will protect the village after the storm.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to protect the cake with a cover.
You are going to protect your eyes with these glasses.
He is going to protect the garden tomorrow.
We are going to protect the beach this weekend.
They are going to protect the historic building.
Future Continuous
At noon, I will be protecting the entrance.
You will be protecting the equipment during the match.
He will be protecting the guests later tonight.
We will be protecting the campsite after dark.
They will be protecting the coastline next month.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have protected all the documents.
By then, you will have protected the windows.
He will have protected the village before winter ends.
We will have protected the artwork before visitors arrive.
They will have protected the island by the end of the year.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been protecting the camp for six hours.
You will have been protecting the garden all day by sunset.
By noon, he will have been protecting the gate for hours.
By July, we will have been protecting this coastline for a decade.
They will have been protecting the animals for months by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not protect my hands without gloves.
You do not protect the screen with that cloth.
He does not protect his eyes from bright light.
We do not protect wild animals as pets.
They do not protect the old bridge properly.
Present Simple Question
How well do I protect this plant?
Why do you protect the box with paper?
Where does he protect the valuable tools?
When do we protect the seedlings?
Do they protect the animals at night?
Past Simple Negative
I did not protect the fruit from the birds.
You did not protect the papers from the rain.
He did not protect the window during the storm.
We did not protect the equipment before the rain.
They did not protect the old trees last summer.
Past Simple Question
Did I protect the vase well enough?
When did you protect the painting?
How did he protect the children?
Why did we protect the door with cardboard?
Where did they protect the rescued animals?