English conjugation practice
Reduce
Reduce conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I reduce waste at home.
You reduce the heat when the room is warm.
He reduces his screen time every week.
Together, we reduce our use of plastic.
They reduce prices during the sale.
Present Continuous
I am reducing sugar in my coffee.
You are reducing the noise quite well.
He is reducing the number of meetings.
We are reducing the size of the team.
They are reducing traffic in the city center.
Present Perfect
I have reduced my coffee intake this month.
You have reduced the file successfully.
He has reduced his debt considerably.
We have reduced our energy use.
They have reduced the risk of delays.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been reducing my spending since January.
You have been reducing the brightness all morning.
He has been reducing his workload lately.
We have been reducing waste for several months.
They have been reducing costs throughout the project.
Past Simple
I reduced the volume before the movie started.
You reduced the list to three names.
He reduced the temperature last night.
We reduced the budget after lunch.
They reduced the price for one day.
Past Continuous
I was reducing the sauce when the phone rang.
You were reducing the brightness during the presentation.
He was reducing the box size at noon.
We were reducing the amount of salt in the soup.
They were reducing traffic when rain began.
Past Perfect
I had reduced the file before sending it.
You had reduced the risk by checking the lock.
He had reduced the noise before the baby woke.
We had reduced the plan to one page.
They had reduced waste before the inspection.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been reducing my expenses for months.
You had been reducing the volume before we arrived.
He had been reducing his workload since spring.
We had been reducing our use of paper.
They had been reducing prices before the sale ended.
Future Simple (will)
I will reduce the brightness tonight.
You will reduce delays by leaving early.
He will reduce the price tomorrow.
We will reduce the meeting time next week.
They will reduce taxes for small businesses.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to reduce my screen time.
You are going to reduce the image quality.
He is going to reduce his workload soon.
We are going to reduce plastic packaging.
They are going to reduce the number of buses.
Future Continuous
I will be reducing expenses during the summer.
You will be reducing the noise at that time.
He will be reducing staff hours next month.
We will be reducing our travel costs.
They will be reducing production in July.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have reduced the report to two pages.
By noon, you will have reduced the file size.
By then, he will have reduced his debt.
By the end of the year, we will have reduced waste.
By Monday, they will have reduced the waiting time.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been reducing my spending for six months.
By then, you will have been reducing the noise for hours.
Next spring, he will have been reducing his workload for a year.
By August, we will have been reducing plastic use for months.
By the audit, they will have been reducing costs for a full year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not reduce the price without a reason.
You do not reduce the heat at night.
He does not reduce his working hours.
We do not reduce quality to save money.
They do not reduce prices in winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I reduce the file before uploading it?
Do you reduce sugar in your tea?
Does he reduce the volume after midnight?
Do we reduce waste at school?
Do they reduce the price for students?
Past Simple Negative
I did not reduce the brightness yesterday.
You did not reduce the list in time.
He did not reduce the noise during the game.
We did not reduce the budget last year.
They did not reduce the waiting time.
Past Simple Question
Did I reduce the image too much?
Did you reduce the temperature last night?
Did he reduce his travel expenses?
Did we reduce the amount of waste?
Did they reduce prices during the sale?