English conjugation practice
Prove
Prove conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I prove my point with clear facts.
You prove your skill every day.
He proves the answer on the board.
Together, we prove the story is true.
The researchers prove their theory with evidence.
Present Continuous
I am proving the claim right now.
You are proving your case very clearly.
At the moment, he is proving the result.
During the presentation, we are proving our point.
Look! They are proving the map is accurate.
Present Perfect
I have proved my answer with two examples.
You have proved that the plan can work.
He has proved his value to the team.
So far, we have proved the main idea.
The players have proved their dedication this season.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been proving each step in my report.
You have been proving your reliability for months.
He has been proving difficult points to the class.
Since Monday, we have been proving our findings.
For weeks, they have been proving the design is safe.
Past Simple
I proved my point during yesterday's meeting.
You proved the rumor false last night.
He proved his courage in the contest.
Last year, we proved our project was possible.
The witnesses proved the statement accurate.
Past Continuous
I was proving the result when the bell rang.
You were proving your argument during the debate.
While we watched, he was proving the puzzle solvable.
At noon, we were proving our design was safe.
They were proving the claim as the audience listened.
Past Perfect
I had proved the answer before the lesson ended.
By then, you had proved your ability.
He had proved the point before anyone objected.
When they arrived, we had proved our case.
The students had proved the answer before lunch.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been proving the facts for an hour before dinner.
You had been proving your point all morning.
He had been proving the method worked before the review.
Before the meeting, we had been proving every detail.
They had been proving the system safe since spring.
Future Simple (will)
I will prove my idea tomorrow.
You will prove your skill in the final round.
He will prove the answer after lunch.
Next week, we will prove our plan is ready.
The results will prove the prediction correct.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to prove this claim with evidence.
You are going to prove your point in the interview.
He is going to prove the answer on paper.
With these facts, we are going to prove our case.
The team are going to prove its strength tonight.
Future Continuous
At ten o'clock, I will be proving the final point.
Tomorrow afternoon, you will be proving your design.
During the show, he will be proving the trick is real.
This time next month, we will be proving our theory.
At the conference, they will be proving the method works.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have proved my answer.
Before the exam ends, you will have proved your ability.
By noon, he will have proved the claim.
By the end of the project, we will have proved our idea.
The scientists will have proved the theory by next year.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been proving these facts for a year.
By then, you will have been proving your skill for months.
Next week, he will have been proving the point all day.
At the anniversary, we will have been proving our case for a decade.
By winter, they will have been proving the design is safe for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not prove claims without evidence.
You do not prove a point by guessing.
He does not prove his ideas clearly.
We do not prove anything without checking the facts.
The numbers do not prove that conclusion.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I prove my point clearly?
How do you do you prove this claim?
Why does he does he prove every answer?
Do we do we prove the result correctly?
How do they do they prove that the plan works?
Past Simple Negative
I did not prove my point at the meeting.
You did not prove the answer yesterday.
He did not prove his claim in class.
We did not prove our case during the debate.
The witnesses did not prove the accusation correct.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I prove the answer yesterday?
When did you did you prove your idea?
How did he did he prove the claim?
Did we did we prove our point clearly?
Why did they did they prove the statement false?