English conjugation practice
Research
Research conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I research local history for my class.
Before choosing a book, you research the author.
He researches new ideas at the library.
Every Friday, we research local wildlife.
They research the market before opening a shop.
Present Continuous
I am researching a topic for tomorrow's presentation.
You are researching the best route for our trip.
He is researching birds in the city park.
At the moment, we are researching several solutions.
They are researching the problem together.
Present Perfect
I have researched the subject carefully.
You have researched enough sources for the report.
He has researched several possible careers.
We have researched every reasonable option.
They have researched the issue since Monday.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been researching family history for months.
You have been researching this question all morning.
He has been researching renewable energy recently.
For two weeks, we have been researching the neighborhood.
They have been researching climate change at school.
Past Simple
I researched the train schedule yesterday.
You researched that historical event last night.
He researched the recipe before cooking.
We researched several apartments before moving.
They researched the company before the interview.
Past Continuous
I was researching old maps when you called.
You were researching nearby schools at noon.
He was researching the answer during the lesson.
While dinner cooked, we were researching travel ideas.
They were researching local plants when it started raining.
Past Perfect
I had researched the route before leaving home.
You had researched the topic before the meeting began.
He had researched the rules by Friday.
By lunchtime, we had researched all the candidates.
They had researched the area before buying a house.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been researching the subject for days before writing.
You had been researching jobs when the offer arrived.
He had been researching insects since early spring.
Before the presentation, we had been researching the issue for a month.
They had been researching the river before the survey began.
Future Simple (will)
I will research the subject tonight.
You will research the options before deciding.
He will research the question tomorrow.
We will research the problem after lunch.
They will research new materials next year.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to research several colleges this weekend.
You are going to research the product before buying it.
He is going to research the village's past.
This afternoon, we are going to research possible venues.
They are going to research the causes of the delay.
Future Continuous
I will be researching the topic during the flight.
You will be researching the candidates tomorrow morning.
He will be researching marine life next summer.
At this time tomorrow, we will be researching ancient buildings.
They will be researching the new design all week.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have researched the main sources.
By then, you will have researched every option.
He will have researched the subject before the test.
Before the decision, we will have researched the evidence.
By the end of the course, they will have researched three topics.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been researching this question for a year.
By noon, you will have been researching for four hours.
He will have been researching medical history for several months by then.
By the final meeting, we will have been researching the plan for weeks.
They will have been researching the region for a decade by 2030.
Present Simple Negative
I do not research private information.
You do not research this topic very often.
He does not research without checking reliable sources.
We do not research subjects outside our project.
They do not research before making quick choices.
Present Simple Question
Do I research this source correctly?
Do you research topics for your blog?
Does he research local history?
When do we research the next unit?
Do they research before writing reports?
Past Simple Negative
I did not research the subject last week.
You did not research the address before leaving.
He did not research the company carefully.
We did not research that option yesterday.
They did not research the neighborhood before moving.
Past Simple Question
Did I research the correct chapter?
Did you research the train times?
Did he research the history of the building?
Did we research enough before the experiment?
Why did they research the market last month?