English conjugation practice
Remember
Remember conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every time I hear that old song, I remember my childhood.
If you look at this photo, you remember our vacation.
He has a great memory, so he remembers every name.
We are old friends, so we remember the good times.
They visit the town often because they remember their roots.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am remembering my first day at school.
Look at your notes, you are remembering the wrong rule!
At this moment, he is remembering the password for his email.
We are remembering our promise to help you move today.
Currently, they are remembering the old traditions during the festival.
Present Perfect
I have remembered to lock the front door this time.
You have remembered my birthday, which makes me very happy!
He has remembered the address after looking at the old map.
We have remembered to bring our passports for the flight.
They have remembered the rules of the competition very well.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been remembering old melodies all this quiet afternoon.
Lately, you have been remembering strange details from your past.
He has been remembering his grandmother's advice during difficult times.
We have been remembering our late grandfather during the anniversary.
They have been remembering their promises since the discussion started.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I remembered where I left my car keys.
An hour ago, you remembered the answer to the quiz.
He remembered his wife's birthday and bought some fresh flowers.
We remembered to turn off the oven before leaving home.
They remembered the beautiful path through the green forest easily.
Past Continuous
At 9 PM yesterday, I was remembering our trip to Italy.
While you were remembering the lyrics, the music stopped playing.
He was remembering his childhood home when he saw the photo.
We were remembering the old school days during our dinner.
They were remembering the accident when the police called them.
Past Perfect
Before she asked me, I had remembered the name.
By the time the test began, you had remembered all.
He had remembered the code before he reached the gate.
We had remembered the reservation before we arrived at restaurant.
They had remembered the directions before they got lost entirely.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been remembering old times for hours before sleeping.
You had been remembering faces until you forgot the names.
He had been remembering the details until he became confused.
We had been remembering our family history before writing the book.
They had been remembering the rules until they broke them.
Future Simple (will)
If you give me time, I will remember the address.
You will remember this beautiful day for a very long time.
He will remember to call his mother tomorrow morning early.
We will remember our trip to Paris for many years.
They will remember the advice when they start the job.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to remember to write the email.
You are going to remember your childhood when you see this.
He is going to remember his keys this time, hopefully.
We are going to remember this special moment forever today.
They are going to remember the rules before the match.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be remembering our fun vacation.
At noon, you will be remembering the answers during exam.
He will be remembering his lines while waiting backstage tomorrow.
We will be remembering the old times during our reunion.
They will be remembering the layout while designing the building.
Future Perfect
By next year, I will have remembered all the words.
You will have remembered the details before the presentation starts.
He will have remembered his password by the time we call.
We will have remembered the path before the map tears.
They will have remembered the solution before the deadline hits.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been remembering details for hours.
You will have been remembering past events all day soon.
He will have been remembering his home since he arrived.
We will have been remembering our vows for twenty years tomorrow.
They will have been remembering traditions since the festival began.
Present Simple Negative
I do not remember where I put my glasses this morning.
You do not remember my phone number, so you cannot call.
He does not remember his childhood because he was very young.
We do not remember the name of that old restaurant.
They do not remember the rules, so they make mistakes.
Present Simple Question
Do I remember the correct way to solve this math problem?
Do you remember our beautiful trip to the mountains last summer?
Does he remember to lock the office door every evening?
Do we remember to bring the tickets for the theater tonight?
Do they remember where the hidden treasure is buried according map?
Past Simple Negative
I did not remember to buy the fresh bread today.
You did not remember my birthday, which was very sad.
He did not remember the answer to the final question.
We did not remember the directions, so we got lost completely.
They did not remember to bring their passports to the airport.
Past Simple Question
Did I remember to turn off the kitchen light before leaving?
Did you remember to call your mother yesterday morning early?
Did he remember the password for his online bank account?
Did we remember to book a table at the restaurant tonight?
Did they remember the rules of the game during the match?