English conjugation practice
Publish
Publish conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I publish short stories online.
You publish useful guides for students.
He publishes articles every month.
We publish books about science.
They publish a weekly school newsletter.
Present Continuous
I am publishing a new report today.
You are publishing the results this afternoon.
He is publishing his first novel this spring.
We are publishing the magazine next week.
They are publishing a collection of student work.
Present Perfect
I have published three articles this year.
You have published an excellent guide.
He has published several books about travel.
We have published the final edition.
They have published many helpful resources.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been publishing articles since January.
You have been publishing regular updates for weeks.
He has been publishing stories in that journal for years.
We have been publishing this newsletter for ten years.
They have been publishing independent novels since 2018.
Past Simple
I published my first article last summer.
You published the announcement yesterday.
He published a book after the trip.
We published a special edition in May.
They published their findings last year.
Past Continuous
I was publishing a report when the website failed.
You were publishing the story during the meeting.
He was publishing photos while the festival continued.
We were publishing the journal during the summer.
They were publishing new material all afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had published the article before the deadline.
You had published the guide by Monday.
He had published two novels before he moved abroad.
We had published the catalog before the fair began.
They had published the report before the meeting started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been publishing monthly articles for a year before I changed jobs.
You had been publishing updates all morning when the power went out.
He had been publishing reviews for five years before writing a book.
We had been publishing the newsletter for months before funding ended.
They had been publishing travel guides since 2015.
Future Simple (will)
I will publish the article tomorrow.
You will publish the results after lunch.
He will publish another novel next year.
We will publish our decision on Friday.
They will publish a complete review later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to publish my report this evening.
You are going to publish the book in June.
He is going to publish an article about space.
We are going to publish a new handbook.
They are going to publish the winners' names tonight.
Future Continuous
I will be publishing the newsletter this time tomorrow.
You will be publishing updates during the conference.
He will be publishing reviews throughout the tour.
We will be publishing a magazine during the festival.
They will be publishing interviews all week.
Future Perfect
I will have published the book by December.
You will have published ten articles by then.
He will have published his memoir before his birthday.
We will have published four editions by July.
They will have published the new edition before the holiday.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been publishing articles for ten years by 2030.
You will have been publishing the newsletter for a decade by then.
He will have been publishing books for twenty years next spring.
We will have been publishing this journal for fifty years by 2040.
They will have been publishing independent work for a decade by autumn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not publish private letters online.
You do not publish enough details in your reports.
He does not publish unfinished work.
We do not publish material without permission.
They do not publish news on weekends.
Present Simple Question
Do I publish the report today?
Do you publish articles for this website?
Does he publish a newsletter every month?
Do we publish the schedule online?
Do they publish books for children?
Past Simple Negative
I did not publish the draft last night.
You did not publish the notice on time.
He did not publish his article yesterday.
We did not publish a spring edition.
They did not publish the story before the election.
Past Simple Question
Did I publish the correct file?
Did you publish the announcement yesterday?
Did he publish that famous novel?
Did we publish the magazine last year?
Did they publish the report before Friday?