English conjugation practice
Rain
Rain conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
It rains often in this valley.
Present Continuous
Look outside; it is raining now.
Present Perfect
The ground is wet because it has rained.
Present Perfect Continuous
It has been raining since breakfast.
Past Simple
It rained during our picnic yesterday.
Past Continuous
When the game started, it was raining heavily.
Past Perfect
The road was slippery because it had rained overnight.
Past Perfect Continuous
By noon, it had been raining for three hours.
Future Simple (will)
Take an umbrella; it will rain later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
The dark clouds show that it is going to rain.
Future Continuous
At this time tomorrow, it will be raining in the mountains.
Future Perfect
By evening, it will have rained enough to fill the pond.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, it will have been raining for a full day.
Present Simple Negative
It does not rain much in the desert.
Present Simple Question
Does it does it rain here in winter?
Past Simple Negative
Fortunately, it did not rain during the ceremony.
Past Simple Question
Did it did it rain before the sun came out?