English conjugation practice
Risk
Risk conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I risk my savings on this plan.
You risk a lot when you drive fast.
He risks his job by arriving late.
We risk losing time in traffic.
They risk their health by skipping meals.
Present Continuous
I am risking a mistake by guessing.
You are risking trouble with that choice.
He is risking his chance of success.
We are risking too much for a small reward.
They are risking their lead in the final minutes.
Present Perfect
I have risked enough money already.
You have risked your reputation for this idea.
He has risked everything to help his friend.
We have risked our free time to finish early.
They have risked serious injury during the climb.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been risking my health for weeks.
You have been risking delays by taking this road.
He has been risking his future with careless decisions.
We have been risking our budget all year.
They have been risking conflict with their neighbors.
Past Simple
I risked my bicycle in the rain yesterday.
You risked a penalty during the match.
He risked his job last winter.
We risked missing the train on Monday.
They risked their lives to save the dog.
Past Continuous
I was risking a fine when the officer arrived.
You were risking injury while climbing.
He was risking his savings during the sale.
We were risking our meeting by leaving late.
They were risking defeat before the coach intervened.
Past Perfect
I had risked my allowance before payday came.
You had risked the trip before checking the weather.
He had risked his position by then.
We had risked our chance before we changed plans.
They had risked arrest before escaping safely.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been risking my health for months before I stopped.
You had been risking delays until you found another route.
He had been risking his career before his manager spoke.
We had been risking our budget before sales improved.
They had been risking conflict until both sides talked.
Future Simple (will)
I will risk a little money on the project.
You will risk disappointment if you expect too much.
He will risk his comfort to help us.
We will risk missing dinner without a taxi.
They will risk their savings for a better future.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to risk one more attempt.
You are going to risk a fine by parking there.
He is going to risk his reputation with that speech.
We are going to risk the long route tonight.
They are going to risk losing customers.
Future Continuous
I will be risking my savings during the investment.
You will be risking injury on that steep path.
He will be risking his position next month.
We will be risking our schedule by waiting.
They will be risking a great deal at sea.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have risked enough money.
By then, you will have risked your chance.
By noon, he will have risked his job.
By midnight, we will have risked missing the last train.
By the final round, they will have risked everything.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been risking my savings for a year.
By then, you will have been risking delays for hours.
By next spring, he will have been risking his career for months.
By June, we will have been risking our budget for months.
By the evening, they will have been risking conflict all day.
Present Simple Negative
I do not risk my safety for fun.
You do not risk enough to win.
He does not risk his money carelessly.
We do not risk the children's safety.
They do not risk travel without insurance.
Present Simple Question
Why do I risk so much for this goal?
When do you risk your savings?
Does he risk failure by waiting?
Do we risk losing our reservation?
Do they risk arrest by entering there?
Past Simple Negative
I did not risk the dangerous shortcut.
You did not risk your final chance.
He did not risk a second attempt.
We did not risk missing the important meeting.
They did not risk their children's safety.
Past Simple Question
Did I risk too much yesterday?
Why did you risk your job?
Did he risk his savings on that idea?
Did we risk missing the train?
How did they risk everything for one chance?