English conjugation practice
Push
Push conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I push the door gently.
You push the cart every morning.
At work, he pushes heavy boxes.
Together, we push the table across the room.
Before lunch, they push the bikes uphill.
Present Continuous
I am pushing my suitcase toward the train.
Why are you pushing that chair?
Right now, he is pushing a lawn mower.
We are pushing through the crowded hallway.
Look over there: they are pushing a stalled car.
Present Perfect
I have pushed the box under the bed.
You have pushed the door too far.
He has pushed the button by mistake.
We have pushed our limits this week.
They have pushed the deadline back twice.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been pushing this heavy cart for ten minutes.
You have been pushing the same idea all day.
He has been pushing against the wall since noon.
For an hour, we have been pushing the broken van.
They have been pushing their team to improve.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I pushed the gate open.
You pushed the empty box downstairs.
He pushed his chair away from the desk.
After the storm, we pushed the fallen branch aside.
Last night, they pushed the sofa into the corner.
Past Continuous
I was pushing the stroller when it stopped.
You were pushing the door as I arrived.
At five o'clock, he was pushing a wheelbarrow.
While it rained, we were pushing the car.
They were pushing the boxes when the bell rang.
Past Perfect
I had pushed the door before the alarm sounded.
By noon, you had pushed the cart outside.
He had pushed the chair back before sitting down.
We had pushed the piano inside before sunset.
They had pushed the meeting back before we called.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been pushing the cart for an hour before resting.
You had been pushing hard before the wheel broke.
He had been pushing the lawn mower all morning.
We had been pushing the heavy table since breakfast.
They had been pushing the stalled truck before help arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will push the button after the test.
You will push the cart on the next trip.
He will push the door if the key fails.
We will push together when the signal appears.
They will push the boat into the water tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to push this box upstairs.
You are going to push the red button.
He is going to push the bike home.
We are going to push the car to the garage.
They are going to push for a quick answer.
Future Continuous
At ten, I will be pushing the cart through the market.
Tomorrow morning, you will be pushing a lawn mower.
He will be pushing the stroller during the walk.
During the afternoon, we will be pushing furniture upstairs.
At the festival, they will be pushing food carts around.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have pushed all the boxes inside.
By tomorrow, you will have pushed the project forward.
Before dinner, he will have pushed the mower into storage.
By sunset, we will have pushed the car home.
By Friday, they will have pushed the plan through.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been pushing the cart for three hours.
By then, you will have been pushing the team for weeks.
At six o'clock, he will have been pushing the machine all day.
By lunchtime, we will have been pushing the truck for hours.
By the end of the day, they will have been pushing the carts nonstop.
Present Simple Negative
I do not push the door when it is locked.
You do not push people in the line.
He does not push the heavy cart alone.
We do not push the furniture on wet floors.
They do not push their way through crowds.
Present Simple Question
Do I push this button now?
Do you push the cart from this side?
Does he push the door every morning?
Do we push the table toward the wall?
Do they push the boat after sunset?
Past Simple Negative
I did not push the gate yesterday.
You did not push the box far enough.
He did not push the button during the test.
We did not push the broken car alone.
They did not push the deadline back.
Past Simple Question
Did I push the door too hard?
Did you push the cart outside?
Did he push the chair away?
Did we push the table into the corner?
Did they push the boat into the lake?