English conjugation practice
Repeat
Repeat conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I repeat the instructions when needed.
You repeat new words aloud.
He repeats the joke every morning.
After lunch, we repeat the exercise.
They repeat the safety rules before work.
Present Continuous
I am repeating the question more slowly.
Why are repeating that name, you?
He is repeating the answer for the class.
We are repeating this activity until everyone understands.
They are repeating the announcement outside.
Present Perfect
I have repeated the experiment twice.
You have repeated that mistake several times.
He has repeated the instructions for everyone.
We have repeated our promise many times.
They have repeated the test with better tools.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been repeating the phrase for ten minutes.
You have been repeating the same question since breakfast.
He has been repeating the story all afternoon.
We have been repeating these drills since Monday.
They have been repeating the chant throughout the game.
Past Simple
I repeated the address before leaving.
You repeated the final line perfectly.
He repeated the lesson yesterday.
We repeated the experiment last summer.
They repeated the instructions after the break.
Past Continuous
I was repeating the poem when the bell rang.
You were repeating the exercise during the lesson.
He was repeating the directions as we drove.
We were repeating our lines before the show began.
They were repeating the question when I arrived.
Past Perfect
I had repeated the warning before the accident.
You had repeated the password by then.
He had repeated the task before dinner.
We had repeated the process before finding the error.
They had repeated the experiment before publishing the results.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been repeating the sentence for an hour before stopping.
You had been repeating those words all morning.
He had been repeating the drill before the coach arrived.
We had been repeating the movements before the music stopped.
They had been repeating the chant before the crowd grew quiet.
Future Simple (will)
I will repeat the directions tomorrow.
You will repeat the test after lunch.
He will repeat the announcement tonight.
We will repeat the activity next week.
They will repeat the performance on Friday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to repeat the question clearly.
You are going to repeat the course next year.
He is going to repeat the experiment tomorrow.
We are going to repeat the trial with fresh materials.
They are going to repeat the announcement at noon.
Future Continuous
I will be repeating the lesson during the afternoon.
You will be repeating the exercise while I watch.
He will be repeating the speech at seven.
We will be repeating the procedure throughout the workshop.
They will be repeating the routine on stage.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have repeated the instructions.
By Friday, you will have repeated the exam.
Before the meeting ends, he will have repeated his proposal.
By summer, we will have repeated the study.
Before the guests leave, they will have repeated the song.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been repeating the phrase for two hours.
By the end of class, you will have been repeating the drill all morning.
By sunset, he will have been repeating the announcement for hours.
By Friday, we will have been repeating the experiment for a month.
When the show ends, they will have been repeating the chorus for three hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not repeat private conversations.
You do not repeat every rumor you hear.
He does not repeat the mistake now.
We do not repeat unverified information.
They do not repeat the exercise on rainy days.
Present Simple Question
Why do I repeat this sentence?
Do you repeat the lesson at home?
When does he repeat the announcement?
When do we repeat the experiment?
Do they repeat the performance each year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not repeat the warning yesterday.
You did not repeat the final question.
He did not repeat the answer at the meeting.
We did not repeat the failed procedure.
They did not repeat the experiment last year.
Past Simple Question
Why did I repeat that sentence?
Did you repeat the instructions yesterday?
When did he repeat the story?
Where did we repeat the test?
Did they repeat the performance last month?