English conjugation practice
Repair
Repair conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I repair bicycles after school.
Usually, you repair small machines.
My brother repairs old radios.
At work, we repair office equipment.
The volunteers repair damaged bicycles.
Present Continuous
I am repairing a lamp right now.
Why are repairing that toy so late?
He is repairing the garden gate today.
This afternoon, we are repairing the roof.
Look outside: they are repairing the road.
Present Perfect
I have repaired the loose shelf.
You have repaired three phones this morning.
He has repaired every window in the house.
We have repaired the classroom tables.
The mechanics have repaired my car.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been repairing this cabinet for an hour.
You have been repairing bikes since breakfast.
He has been repairing the engine all morning.
Since Monday, we have been repairing the fence.
The workers have been repairing the bridge for weeks.
Past Simple
I repaired my suitcase last night.
Yesterday, you repaired the kitchen drawer.
He repaired the bicycle before lunch.
After dinner, we repaired the broken lamp.
The children repaired their model airplane.
Past Continuous
I was repairing the radio when you called.
You were repairing a chair during the storm.
He was repairing the door at noon.
We were repairing the roof when it rained.
They were repairing the road throughout the night.
Past Perfect
I had repaired the fan before bedtime.
By noon, you had repaired the broken window.
He had repaired the bike before the race began.
Before moving away, we had repaired the house.
The crew had repaired the bridge by sunrise.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been repairing the boat for hours before sunset.
You had been repairing computers all day.
He had been repairing the fence before dinner.
We had been repairing the road since early morning.
The workers had been repairing the tunnel for a week.
Future Simple (will)
I will repair your lamp tomorrow.
You will repair the shelf after lunch.
He will repair the bicycle this weekend.
We will repair the fence next Saturday.
The engineers will repair the elevator.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to repair my old desk.
You are going to repair that cracked mirror.
He is going to repair the garden wall.
We are going to repair the classroom door.
They are going to repair the old train.
Future Continuous
At ten tomorrow, I will be repairing the heater.
You will be repairing the computer this evening.
He will be repairing the roof during the afternoon.
Next month, we will be repairing several classrooms.
At that time, they will be repairing the bridge.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have repaired the bicycle.
By sunset, you will have repaired the fence.
He will have repaired the machine before the meeting.
By spring, we will have repaired the entire roof.
The builders will have repaired the road by Monday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been repairing the boat for five hours.
Next week, you will have been repairing cars for a year.
By dinner, he will have been repairing the roof all day.
By July, we will have been repairing the bridge for six months.
By winter, they will have been repairing the railway for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not repair electronic devices.
You do not repair broken toys at home.
He does not repair watches anymore.
We do not repair cars in this workshop.
They do not repair roads during storms.
Present Simple Question
Do I do repair this part correctly?
Do you do repair bicycles here?
Does he does repair kitchen appliances?
Do we do repair the window today?
Do they do repair school computers?
Past Simple Negative
I did not repair the fan yesterday.
You did not repair the broken drawer.
He did not repair the old bicycle.
We did not repair the damaged roof.
The workers did not repair the bridge last year.
Past Simple Question
Did I did repair the correct wire?
Did you did repair the radio yesterday?
Did he did repair your bicycle?
Did we did repair the door last night?
Did the mechanics did repair the engine?