English conjugation practice
Ruin
Ruin conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I ruin good plans when I rush.
Usually, you ruin the surprise.
He ruins his shirt with paint.
Together, we never ruin our chances.
They ruin every clean wall with their marks.
Present Continuous
I am ruining my drawing by using the wrong color.
You are ruining the quiet evening with that noise.
He is ruining the cake while trying to decorate it.
We are ruining the game by arguing.
They are ruining the surprise party with their loud voices.
Present Perfect
I have ruined one page, but the rest is fine.
You have ruined the photograph with your finger.
He has ruined his chances of winning.
We have ruined enough food for a whole meal.
They have ruined the garden by walking across it.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been ruining my sleep by staying up late.
You have been ruining your notes with that leaky pen.
He has been ruining the lawn with his heavy machine.
We have been ruining our weekend by worrying.
They have been ruining the path with their bicycles.
Past Simple
I ruined my first batch of cookies yesterday.
You ruined the ending for me last night.
He ruined his jacket during the hike.
We ruined the map before finding the trail.
They ruined the old fence by pulling on it.
Past Continuous
I was ruining the soup when my brother arrived.
You were ruining the recording with your tapping.
He was ruining the paper while erasing it.
We were ruining the surprise by laughing.
They were ruining the clean carpet as guests entered.
Past Perfect
I had ruined the recipe before I read the instructions.
You had ruined the plan by telling everyone.
He had ruined the painting before the teacher saw it.
We had ruined the surprise before the guests arrived.
They had ruined the garden long before we moved in.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been ruining my eyesight by reading in the dark.
You had been ruining the wall for hours before stopping.
He had been ruining his health with poor habits.
We had been ruining our chances with careless mistakes.
They had been ruining the playground before repairs began.
Future Simple (will)
I will ruin the surprise if I speak now.
You will ruin your coat in that paint.
He will ruin the cake unless he lowers the heat.
We will ruin the project without a clear plan.
They will ruin the floor if they carry mud inside.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to ruin this shirt unless I use an apron.
You are going to ruin your appetite before dinner.
He is going to ruin the surprise with that question.
We are going to ruin our schedule if we leave late.
They are going to ruin the grass with those heavy boxes.
Future Continuous
I will be ruining the paper during the craft lesson.
You will be ruining the view if you stand there.
He will be ruining his shoes on the wet field.
We will be ruining our voices during the long rehearsal.
They will be ruining the quiet beach with loud music.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have ruined another batch of bread.
By then, you will have ruined your clean clothes.
He will have ruined the plan before anyone can help.
By the final round, we will have ruined several chances.
Before winter ends, they will have ruined the path completely.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been ruining my diet for a month.
By then, you will have been ruining the carpet for hours.
By next week, he will have been ruining his sleep for days.
By Friday, we will have been ruining our chances for two weeks.
By closing time, they will have been ruining the display all afternoon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not ruin my weekends with unnecessary arguments.
Please, you do not ruin the ending for others.
He does not ruin food when he follows the recipe.
We do not ruin useful things without a reason.
They do not ruin the peaceful atmosphere.
Present Simple Question
Do I ruin the picture when I add this line?
Why do you ruin every good opportunity?
Does he ruin his clothes while gardening?
Do we ruin the surprise by arriving early?
Why do they ruin the clean walls?
Past Simple Negative
I did not ruin the meal despite the mistake.
You did not ruin the surprise after all.
He did not ruin his shoes on the short walk.
We did not ruin the project with our small error.
They did not ruin the garden during the repairs.
Past Simple Question
Did I ruin your afternoon with my call?
How did you ruin the cake so quickly?
Did he ruin the painting yesterday?
Did we ruin the surprise by talking?
When did they ruin the wooden floor?