English conjugation practice
Report
Report conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I report the daily sales to my manager every evening.
You report the weather updates to the station on Mondays.
He reports the news every morning on the radio.
We report any broken equipment to the school office immediately.
They report the results of the game to the website.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am reporting live from the festival.
At this moment, you are reporting the incorrect numbers.
He is reporting the incident to the police right now.
We are reporting the facts as they happen today.
They are reporting high scores at this very minute.
Present Perfect
I have reported the missing keys to the front desk already.
You have reported this issue twice this week.
He has reported the problem to his teacher already.
We have reported the noise to the landlord since last week.
They have reported good progress on the project.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been reporting the local news for the paper.
You have been requiring help, and you have been reporting errors all morning.
He has been reporting on the election for three weeks.
We have been reporting our findings to the team lately.
They have been reporting suspicious activity for a month.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I reported the damage to the car.
You reported the good news to everyone last night.
He reported the theft to the police two days ago.
We reported our arrival to the hotel clerk.
They reported the fire as soon as they saw it.
Past Continuous
At 9 PM, I was reporting the scores to the coach.
While you were reporting the crime, I waited outside.
He was reporting on the storm when the power went out.
We were reporting our progress when the meeting ended.
They were reporting the news when the camera broke.
Past Perfect
Before the meeting ended, I had reported all the data.
By the time the boss arrived, you had reported the error.
He had reported the issue before he left the office.
We had reported the loss before we found the wallet.
They had reported the problem before the technicians arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
Before the show ended, I had been reporting for two hours.
You had been reporting the facts for days before they listened.
He had been reporting on the event for an hour when it rained.
We had been reporting live since noon when the battery died.
They had been requiring updates, so they had been reporting details all night.
Future Simple (will)
If I see a problem, I will report it immediately.
You will report to the manager as soon as you arrive tomorrow.
He will report the final scores after the game ends.
We will report our decision to the committee next week.
They will report the findings at the conference tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to report the stolen bicycle to the police later.
You are going to report your progress to the teacher tomorrow.
He is going to report on the soccer match tonight.
We are going to report the safety issue this afternoon.
They are going to report the news on television tonight.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be reporting from the stadium.
You will be reporting your findings during the meeting later.
He will be reporting live from the parade tomorrow morning.
We will be reporting from the scene during the storm.
They will be reporting on the festival all next weekend.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow morning, I will have reported the complete story.
You will have reported the issue before the office closes.
He will have reported all the data by the end of the day.
We will have reported the changes before the deadline.
They will have reported everything by the time we arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been reporting the news for a year.
You will have been reporting data for five hours by midnight.
He will have been reporting on the case for a month tomorrow.
We will have been reporting live for six hours by the time it ends.
They will have been reporting updates since sunrise by the time you wake up.
Present Simple Negative
I do not report minor complaints to the main office.
You do not report to work on Sundays, do you?
He does not report the gossip to his friends.
We do not report our personal lives to our colleagues.
They do not report the scores until the game is over.
Present Simple Question
Do I report to the main desk when I arrive?
Do you report the weekly sales every Friday afternoon?
Does he report the news on the radio every morning?
Do we report the safety issues to you or to the manager?
Do they report their findings to the team every week?
Past Simple Negative
I did not report the broken window because I didn't see it.
You did not report the problem to the teacher yesterday.
He did not report the accident because nobody was hurt.
We did not require help, so we did not report any issues.
They did not report the final scores after the match.
Past Simple Question
Did I report the wrong number during the meeting yesterday?
Did you report the missing wallet to the police last night?
Did he report his absence to the manager this morning?
Did we report the correct data to the committee last week?
Did they report the noisy neighbors to the landlord?