English conjugation practice
Reach
Reach conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always reach my goals when I work hard.
Every time you try, you reach a bit higher.
Whenever he climbs that tall hill, he reaches the top quickly.
Because we walk fast, we always reach the school before nine.
They reach the train station early every single morning.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am reaching for the keys on the counter.
Look at the window, you are reaching too close to the glass!
At this moment, he is reaching into his pocket for some money.
We are reaching the final chapter of our favorite book today.
They are reaching across the large table to take some bread.
Present Perfect
I have reached the park already, so please come meet me.
You have reached the highest level of this fun game!
He has reached his destination after a very long walk.
We have reached our savings target for this month.
They have reached a final agreement after talking all day.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been reaching for this dream for five long years.
Lately, you have been reaching out to your old friends more.
He has been reaching for the top branch for ten minutes.
We have been reaching our daily goals since this Monday.
They have been reaching out to neighbors for help lately.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I reached the city center before the rain started.
Last night, you reached home very late.
He reached for his jacket and left the room quickly.
We reached out to our teacher for some extra advice.
They reached the airport just in time for their flight.
Past Continuous
At 5 PM yesterday, I was reaching for a book on the shelf.
While you were reaching for the salt, you spilled the water.
He was reaching for his phone when it suddenly rang loud.
While we were reaching the finish line, everyone cheered loudly.
They were reaching for their bags when the bus arrived.
Past Perfect
By the time the bell rang, I had reached my classroom.
Before you called him, you had reached a final decision.
He had reached the hotel before the heavy storm began.
We had reached the station before the train departed.
They had reached the village before the sun went down.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been reaching for that high shelf for minutes before I found a chair.
You had been reaching for your wallet for a long time when she paid.
He had been reaching out to companies for months before getting a job.
We had been reaching out to them for weeks before they answered.
They had been reaching for the prize all day before they won.
Future Simple (will)
If you need any help, I will reach out to you tomorrow.
I am sure you will reach your hotel safely tonight.
He will reach the airport around noon if traffic is good.
We will reach our destination if we keep walking this way.
They will reach the age of eighteen next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to reach the city center by riding my bicycle.
You are going to reach the high shelf if you use this stool.
He is going to reach out to his manager later this afternoon.
We are going to reach our sales goal by Friday evening.
They are going to reach the finish line very soon now.
Future Continuous
At this exact time tomorrow, I will be reaching the mountaintop.
You will be reaching Paris while I am still sleeping.
He will be reaching for his coat when the bell rings.
We will be reaching the coast by this time next weekend.
They will be reaching their destination around midnight tonight.
Future Perfect
By next December, I will have reached my ideal weight.
You will have reached your graduation day by this time next year.
He will have reached his office before the meeting starts.
We will have reached a safe place before the storm arrives.
They will have reached their destination by the end of the week.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been reaching for this goal for a year.
You will have been reaching out to him for weeks by Friday.
He will have been reaching for success for ten years by then.
We will have been reaching out to the community for five years.
They will have been reaching for the stars since they were young.
Present Simple Negative
I do not reach the light switch because I am too short.
You do not reach your full potential if you give up easily.
He does not reach out to his family very often anymore.
We do not reach the office before eight in the morning.
They do not reach a conclusion when they argue like that.
Present Simple Question
Do I reach the correct office if I turn left here?
Do you reach your friends by email or by phone usually?
Does he reach the top shelf without using a chair?
Do we reach the beach if we follow this dirt road?
Do they reach their school on time every morning?
Past Simple Negative
I did not reach the train station before it started raining.
You did not reach out to me when you had that problem.
He did not reach his goal because he stopped practicing.
We did not reach an agreement during our meeting yesterday.
They did not reach the theater before the movie began.
Past Simple Question
Did I reach the right person when I called this number?
Did you reach the airport before the flight departed?
Did he reach into his bag to find his car keys?
Did we reach the final level of the game last night?
Did they reach the hotel safely after their long journey?