English conjugation practice
Relax
Relax conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I relax with music after dinner.
After work, you relax in the garden.
He relaxes by reading the newspaper.
We relax together after lunch.
At the beach, they relax under an umbrella.
Present Continuous
I am relaxing in the quiet room now.
You are relaxing beside the pool.
He is relaxing while soft music plays.
We are relaxing after our long walk.
They are relaxing in the shade.
Present Perfect
I have relaxed enough to think clearly.
You have relaxed since the meeting ended.
He has relaxed after a short nap.
We have relaxed since arriving at the cabin.
They have relaxed after finishing their chores.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been relaxing for an hour.
You have been relaxing since breakfast.
He has been relaxing beside the lake all morning.
We have been relaxing during our vacation.
They have been relaxing near the fireplace.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I relaxed at home.
You relaxed after the exam.
He relaxed on the balcony last night.
We relaxed by the river on Saturday.
They relaxed before the concert began.
Past Continuous
I was relaxing when the phone rang.
You were relaxing while dinner cooked.
He was relaxing in the yard at noon.
We were relaxing when our friends arrived.
They were relaxing beside the campfire.
Past Perfect
I had relaxed before the guests came.
By noon, you had relaxed completely.
He had relaxed before starting his homework.
We had relaxed before the journey continued.
They had relaxed after the difficult task ended.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been relaxing for ten minutes when she arrived.
You had been relaxing all afternoon before dinner.
He had been relaxing by the lake before sunset.
We had been relaxing since lunch before the alarm sounded.
They had been relaxing on the beach before the wind rose.
Future Simple (will)
I will relax after I finish this task.
You will relax once the work is done.
He will relax during the holiday.
We will relax at the hotel tonight.
They will relax after the final game.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to relax with a warm bath.
You are going to relax at the spa tomorrow.
He is going to relax after work.
We are going to relax beside the sea.
They are going to relax after lunch.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be relaxing at home.
This time tomorrow, you will be relaxing by the pool.
He will be relaxing while we travel.
We will be relaxing at the cabin next week.
They will be relaxing after the ceremony.
Future Perfect
By bedtime, I will have relaxed enough.
By the end of the trip, you will have relaxed fully.
He will have relaxed before the meeting starts.
We will have relaxed before our flight departs.
They will have relaxed by the time we arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been relaxing for two hours.
By then, you will have been relaxing since breakfast.
He will have been relaxing beside the river all morning.
We will have been relaxing for days before returning.
They will have been relaxing at the resort all week.
Present Simple Negative
I do not relax during noisy parties.
You do not relax before important tests.
He does not relax when the room is crowded.
We do not relax until everyone is safe.
They do not relax during long flights.
Present Simple Question
Do I do relax enough after work?
Do you do relax with music?
Does he does relax on weekends?
Do we do relax after dinner?
Do they do relax at home?
Past Simple Negative
I did not relax during the storm.
You did not relax after the long journey.
He did not relax before the interview.
We did not relax until the problem ended.
They did not relax after the unexpected news.
Past Simple Question
Did I did relax after the massage?
Did you did relax on your holiday?
Did he did relax after the game?
Did we did relax before the guests arrived?
Did they did relax during the afternoon?