English conjugation practice
Roll
Roll conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I roll the ball across the floor.
Usually, you roll the dough carefully.
He rolls his suitcase to the station.
Together, we roll the large barrel.
At the park, they roll down the grassy hill.
Present Continuous
I am rolling a coin between my fingers.
Right now, you are rolling the carpet.
He is rolling the ball toward the goal.
This afternoon, we are rolling paint onto the wall.
The children are rolling in the soft snow.
Present Perfect
I have rolled the newspapers into a tube.
You have rolled the blanket by yourself.
He has rolled the logs beside the shed.
We have rolled the poster for storage.
They have rolled the giant snowball home.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been rolling this stone for ten minutes.
You have been rolling coins across the table.
He has been rolling the cart since noon.
We have been rolling out dough together.
They have been rolling the barrels since sunrise.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I rolled the ball to my friend.
You rolled the sleeping bag after camping.
He rolled the suitcase into the hotel.
After lunch, we rolled the carpet away.
The players rolled the heavy equipment outside.
Past Continuous
I was rolling the barrel when it fell.
You were rolling pastry during the lesson.
He was rolling a ball across the yard.
We were rolling the stage curtains at six.
They were rolling down the slope together.
Past Perfect
I had rolled the mat before the class began.
By noon, you had rolled the towels.
He had rolled the cart into the garage.
We had rolled the carpet up for moving day.
They had rolled the logs into a neat pile.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been rolling the dough for an hour.
You had been rolling the cart before dinner.
He had been rolling tires all afternoon.
We had been rolling the barrels since dawn.
They had been rolling down the path for hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will roll the carpet tomorrow.
You will roll the ball to the child.
He will roll the suitcase upstairs.
We will roll the barrels into the barn.
They will roll the stage away tonight.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to roll the sleeping bag.
You are going to roll the poster carefully.
He is going to roll the large stone.
We are going to roll the piano carefully.
They are going to roll the logs downhill.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be rolling the dough.
Tomorrow morning, you will be rolling the carpet.
He will be rolling the cart during the move.
At noon, we will be rolling the barrels inside.
By then, they will be rolling down the mountain.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have rolled all the posters.
Before sunset, you will have rolled the carpet.
He will have rolled the dough by then.
By evening, we will have rolled the barrels away.
The workers will have rolled the equipment outside.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been rolling dough for three hours.
By then, you will have been rolling the cart all morning.
At six, he will have been rolling barrels for hours.
By sunset, we will have been rolling the stones all day.
By midnight, they will have been rolling the film for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not roll the ball indoors.
You do not roll the carpet alone.
He does not roll the suitcase on wet ground.
We do not roll heavy barrels at night.
They do not roll the equipment outside.
Present Simple Question
Do I roll the dough this way?
Why do you roll the blanket so tightly?
When does he roll the barrels inside?
Where do we roll this large carpet?
Do they roll the ball toward the target?
Past Simple Negative
I did not roll the ball yesterday.
You did not roll the sleeping bag properly.
He did not roll the cart into the room.
We did not roll the carpet after class.
They did not roll the heavy stone.
Past Simple Question
Did I roll the poster correctly?
Where did you roll the ball?
Did he roll the barrel into the shed?
Did we roll the carpet before moving?
When did they roll the equipment away?