English conjugation practice
Raise
Raise conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always raise my hand when I know the correct answer.
If you want more light, you raise the window blinds fully.
He always raises his voice when he gets very excited.
We raise our glasses to toast the happy couple tonight.
They raise chickens on their beautiful farm in the countryside.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am raising the heavy window to let fresh air in.
You are raising a very important point during this discussion.
He is raising his hand because he has an urgent question.
We are raising funds for the new school library this week.
They are raising the flag in front of the main building now.
Present Perfect
I have raised three children on my own with hard work.
You have raised some excellent questions during the meeting today.
He has raised his glass to welcome all the dinner guests.
We have raised our prices slightly due to higher delivery costs.
They have raised a beautiful family in this friendly neighborhood.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been raising these delicate flowers since early spring.
Lately, you have been raising your hand more in science class.
He has been raising funds for the hospital for six months.
We have been raising awareness about recycling in our town lately.
They have been raising horses on their ranch for ten years.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I raised my hand to answer the teacher's question.
You raised the flag during the morning ceremony last Tuesday.
He raised his eyebrows in surprise when he heard the news.
We raised enough money to buy new football shirts last month.
They raised a lot of objections during the city council meeting.
Past Continuous
At 8 AM yesterday, I was raising the garage door for my car.
While you were raising the window, a large bee flew inside.
He was raising his hand when the teacher turned around to look.
We were raising our glasses for a toast when he entered.
They were raising the anchor when the heavy storm began to roll in.
Past Perfect
By the time the meeting started, I had raised the main issue.
You had raised the temperature before I came into the room.
He had raised his prices before the new law was passed.
We had raised the white flag to stop the friendly game.
They had raised four children before they moved to this city.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been raising that puppy for a year before it ran away.
You had been raising chickens for months before you sold them.
He had been raising money for a new bicycle all winter long.
We had been raising vegetables in our garden before the frost came.
They had been raising cattle on that farm for many generations.
Future Simple (will)
If you need help, I will raise the heavy box for you.
I am sure you will raise a happy family in the future.
He will raise his hand if he needs any extra paper.
We will raise our voices if they do not hear us clearly.
They will raise the price of bread starting from next Monday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to raise my test scores by studying every night.
You are going to raise the window because it is very hot.
He is going to raise a complaint about the noisy neighbors today.
We are going to raise the flag at exactly eight tomorrow morning.
They are going to raise the rent at the end of this month.
Future Continuous
At this time tomorrow, I will be raising the heavy curtain on stage.
You will be raising a toast while we celebrate your birthday.
He will be raising funds at the charity event all day tomorrow.
We will be raising awareness about green energy all next week.
They will be raising the old ship from the sea floor tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By next winter, I will have raised enough money for a car.
You will have raised your English score to an A by June.
He will have raised his hand before the teacher finishes speaking.
We will have raised all the necessary funds by the end of October.
They will have raised the house frame before the snow falls.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been raising this dog for a decade.
You will have been raising funds for five years by next month.
He will have been raising rare birds since he moved to the farm.
We will have been raising crops on this land for twenty years.
They will have been raising prices every year by next January.
Present Simple Negative
I do not raise my voice when I am talking to children.
You do not raise enough money if you do not advertise.
He does not raise his hand even when he knows the answer.
We do not raise our prices during the holiday shopping season.
They do not raise any objections to our new travel plans.
Present Simple Question
Do I raise the window blinds if the room is too dark?
Do you raise your hand before you speak in your class?
Does he raise his own vegetables in his small backyard garden?
Do we raise the volume of the television so everyone can hear?
Do they raise cattle or sheep on their big country farm?
Past Simple Negative
I did not raise the issue because I wanted a peaceful meeting.
You did not raise your glass when we made the birthday toast.
He did not raise his hand during the entire history lesson.
We did not raise enough money for the school trip last term.
They did not raise the flag because the weather was too windy.
Past Simple Question
Did I raise a good question during our English discussion yesterday?
Did you raise your hand when the teacher asked for volunteers?
Did he raise his voice during the argument with his brother?
Did we raise our hands at the exact same moment just now?
Did they raise the price of the movie tickets last week?