English conjugation practice
Put
Put conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every afternoon, I put my school books inside my wooden desk.
You always put too much sugar in your hot coffee, John.
He puts his bicycle in the garage every evening after work.
We put our jackets on the coat rack near front door.
They put their savings into a local bank to buy a house.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am putting my fresh clothes into the travel suitcase.
You are putting the wrong code into the security system, be careful.
He is putting the dynamic dynamic puzzle pieces together on living room floor.
We are putting our project ideas on the white board for discussion.
They are putting up a new wooden fence around their backyard garden.
Present Perfect
I have put all my dynamic toys away, so my room is clean.
You have put your keys in my bag by mistake, look here.
He has put a new battery into his old watch today morning.
We have put our money together to buy a special gift for teacher.
They have put the fresh flowers in a beautiful vase on the table.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been putting money aside every week to buy a computer.
You have been putting off your history essay all morning, start writing.
He has been putting his old photos into a new digital album lately.
We have been putting our trust in your dynamic team since last winter.
Lately, they have been putting more money into their savings account.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I put my passport in the secure drawer before leaving home.
You put your school coat on the chair yesterday afternoon, remember?
He put his keys on the kitchen counter and then sat down.
We put a dynamic poster on the classroom wall last Tuesday morning.
They put their luggage into the taxi and drove to the airport.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was putting my dynamic books into my bag.
While you were putting the baby to sleep, I cooked delicious soup.
He was putting on his heavy boots when the telephone rang loudly.
We were putting up our tents when the heavy rain started yesterday.
They were putting decorations in the hall when the manager arrived yesterday afternoon.
Past Perfect
Before the teacher arrived, I had put my essay on her desk.
You had put your boots on before your mother asked you to.
He had put his wallet in his bag before he lost it.
We had put our umbrellas in the car before the storm began.
They had put up the dynamic signs before the store opened yesterday morning.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been putting files away for an hour when the computer crashed.
You had been putting up with his noise for weeks before complaining.
He had been putting money in that box for years before spending it.
We had been putting dynamic maps together for an hour when the guide came.
Before the storm started, they had been putting away the garden tools.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will put the letter into the post box.
If you give it to me, I will put your bag here.
He will put his jacket on if the weather turns cold later.
Tomorrow morning, we will put the new poster on the classroom wall.
They will put a dynamic display in the window tomorrow for sales.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow afternoon, I am going to put a new lock on door.
You are going to put yourself in trouble if you arrive late.
He is going to put his old bicycle up for sale online.
We are going to put our money together to rent a beach house.
They are going to put a dynamic map on the screen for tourists.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be putting my presentation files together at office.
You will be putting on your coat while I am looking for keys.
He will be putting the dynamic engine parts together at ten o'clock tomorrow.
We will be putting up decorations when the guests arrive tomorrow evening then.
They will be putting their dynamic plans into action during the match tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow night, I will have put all my old clothes away.
By the time you return, you will have put the books back.
He will have put his passport in his bag before flight starts.
We will have put our signatures on the contract before the deadline expires.
They will have put up the dynamic fence before the rain starts tomorrow.
Future Perfect Continuous
By January, I will have been putting money aside for a five years.
You will have been putting off this checkup for months by your birthday.
He will have been putting items into the album for a year soon.
We will have been putting up with the cold since winter by spring.
They will have been putting efforts into this since spring by harvest time.
Present Simple Negative
I do not put any salt in my soup because doctor said so.
You do not put your school books away after finishing your homework.
He does not put his car in the garage during summer months.
We do not put our shoes on the clean carpets in my house.
They do not put dynamic images on their website because they like simple designs.
Present Simple Question
Do I put the fresh milk into the refrigerator counter or the table?
Do you put your dynamic toys away before you go to bed, John?
Does he put his bicycle in the wooden garage every single evening?
Do we put our backpacks on the classroom floor or the desk chairs?
Do they put their savings into a high interest bank account usually?
Past Simple Negative
I did not put your dynamic book in my bag yesterday, it is here.
You did not put the trash out this morning, so the kitchen smells.
He did not put his name on the final exam paper yesterday morning.
We looked everywhere, but we did not put the keys in the drawer.
They did not put any dynamic details in the short report last week.
Past Simple Question
Did I put my house keys in your jacket pocket yesterday morning, Sarah?
Did you put the clean dishes in the kitchen cabinet last night, John?
Did he put a new battery into his old digital watch yesterday afternoon?
Did we put the correct address on the big package last week Tuesday?
Did they put their dynamic posters on the school bulletin board yesterday afternoon?