English conjugation practice
Relate
Relate conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I relate music to happy memories.
You relate well to young children.
He relates the story to his own life.
We relate these ideas to daily work.
They relate the facts in a clear way.
Present Continuous
I am relating this lesson to our project.
You are relating the events in order.
He is relating the problem to poor planning.
We are relating the results to last year.
They are relating personal stories tonight.
Present Perfect
I have related the two subjects before.
You have related the details very carefully.
He has related this event to the old rule.
We have related our plan to the budget.
They have related the news accurately.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been relating these examples for an hour.
You have been relating to the speaker since noon.
He has been relating each point to the evidence.
We have been relating the data to customer needs.
They have been relating stories since breakfast.
Past Simple
I related the picture to my childhood.
You related the facts during the meeting.
He related the joke to his experience.
We related the lesson to local history.
They related their journey after dinner.
Past Continuous
I was relating the tale when the bell rang.
You were relating the incident at lunchtime.
He was relating the mistake to a missing file.
We were relating our findings to the survey.
They were relating funny memories on the bus.
Past Perfect
I had related the clues before the answer appeared.
You had related the two incidents by then.
He had related the result to an older study.
We had related the figures to the final report.
They had related the complete story before midnight.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been relating the events for two hours.
You had been relating to the group before the break.
He had been relating every detail to the witness.
We had been relating the results to costs.
They had been relating stories before the guests arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will relate the answer to the main idea.
You will relate to this character soon.
He will relate the facts tomorrow.
We will relate the plan to our goals.
They will relate the full story later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to relate this example to science.
You are going to relate to the new coach.
He is going to relate the incident tonight.
We are going to relate the figures to sales.
They are going to relate their experiences online.
Future Continuous
I will be relating the results during the workshop.
You will be relating to the audience by then.
He will be relating the events tomorrow morning.
We will be relating our ideas during the interview.
They will be relating the story at seven.
Future Perfect
I will have related all the facts by Friday.
You will have related the ideas before the test.
He will have related the evidence to the case.
We will have related the budget to the schedule.
They will have related their experiences by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been relating the points for an hour.
You will have been relating to clients all day.
He will have been relating the events for weeks.
We will have been relating the data to progress.
They will have been relating stories for several hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not relate this rule to that example.
You do not relate to the speaker very well.
He does not relate the facts correctly.
We do not relate these costs to quality.
They do not relate the events in order.
Present Simple Question
Do I relate this idea to the right topic?
Do you relate to your new classmates?
Does he relate the story to his work?
Do we relate these results to the budget?
Do they relate the details accurately?
Past Simple Negative
I did not relate the news to the meeting.
You did not relate to the group yesterday.
He did not relate the clue to the answer.
We did not relate the two problems.
They did not relate their experiences clearly.
Past Simple Question
Did I relate the correct details?
Did you relate the event to the lesson?
Did he relate the facts yesterday?
Did we relate the figures correctly?
Did they relate the whole story?