English conjugation practice
Return
Return conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I return home before dark.
You return library books on time.
He returns from work at six.
We return to this café often.
They return their keys after class.
Present Continuous
I am returning to the office now.
You are returning from your trip today.
He is returning the borrowed jacket.
We are returning after lunch.
They are returning the damaged item.
Present Perfect
I have returned from the market.
You have returned my notebook safely.
He has returned to the team.
We have returned from our holiday.
They have returned the equipment.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been returning home by bus.
You have been returning late recently.
He has been returning to that shop.
We have been returning unused supplies.
They have been returning every weekend.
Past Simple
I returned the book yesterday.
You returned after the concert ended.
He returned my umbrella last night.
We returned before the storm.
They returned the tickets promptly.
Past Continuous
I was returning when you called.
You were returning through the park.
He was returning the tools at noon.
We were returning from dinner.
They were returning the chairs during the break.
Past Perfect
I had returned before sunrise.
You had returned the keys by Friday.
He had returned when the meeting began.
We had returned from camp before winter.
They had returned all the borrowed dishes.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been returning home for an hour.
You had been returning the forms each week.
He had been returning to the village for years.
We had been returning rented bikes all afternoon.
They had been returning to the beach every summer.
Future Simple (will)
I will return after dinner.
You will return the form tomorrow.
He will return before the store closes.
We will return next summer.
They will return the money next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to return the shoes.
You are going to return home early.
He is going to return the equipment.
We are going to return for another visit.
They are going to return the rental car.
Future Continuous
I will be returning during the afternoon.
You will be returning from school then.
He will be returning the books tomorrow.
We will be returning from the conference.
They will be returning the borrowed furniture.
Future Perfect
I will have returned by sunset.
You will have returned the package by then.
He will have returned before the bell rings.
We will have returned by the weekend.
They will have returned the supplies by Friday.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been returning for two hours by noon.
You will have been returning calls all morning.
He will have been returning to the city for a year.
We will have been returning to the same place for years.
They will have been returning home every evening.
Present Simple Negative
I do not return there after dark.
You do not return calls during meetings.
He does not return borrowed items.
We do not return unused tickets.
They do not return until Friday.
Present Simple Question
When do I return the keys?
Why do you return so late?
Does he return by train?
Do we return these forms today?
Where do they return the equipment?
Past Simple Negative
I did not return the coat yesterday.
You did not return after lunch.
He did not return my message.
We did not return before the rain.
They did not return the rented bikes.
Past Simple Question
When did I return your book?
Did you return home safely?
Why did he return early?
Did we return before sunset?
Where did they return the package?