English conjugation practice
Rule
Rule conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I rule my small kingdom fairly.
How do you rule such a large country?
He rules with patience and wisdom.
Together, we rule by clear laws.
They rule the region from the capital.
Present Continuous
I am ruling only until the election.
You are ruling the team very well today.
Right now, he is ruling in the king's place.
We are ruling together during this difficult period.
They are ruling the country during the crisis.
Present Perfect
I have ruled fairly since taking office.
You have ruled this village for five years.
He has ruled the nation without fear.
We have ruled by the same principles.
They have ruled the empire since the war.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been ruling this land for a decade.
You have been ruling with a gentle hand.
He has been ruling since the old king died.
We have been ruling together since spring.
They have been ruling the islands for generations.
Past Simple
I ruled the school club last year.
You ruled the kingdom after the battle.
He ruled the city for ten years.
We ruled the contest from beginning to end.
They ruled the country before the revolution.
Past Continuous
I was ruling when the messenger arrived.
You were ruling the club during the summer.
He was ruling when the people protested.
We were ruling as a temporary committee.
They were ruling when the treaty was signed.
Past Perfect
I had ruled before I retired.
By then, you had ruled for many years.
He had ruled the province before becoming king.
We had ruled the organization before the merger.
They had ruled the coast when the storm struck.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been ruling for six years before the vote.
You had been ruling the team since its founding.
He had been ruling harshly before reforms began.
We had been ruling jointly before the disagreement.
They had been ruling the island for decades.
Future Simple (will)
I will rule with justice.
You will rule the kingdom one day.
He will rule after the ceremony.
We will rule together and protect the people.
They will rule until a successor is chosen.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to rule according to the new constitution.
You are going to rule this district next month.
He is going to rule after the king steps down.
We are going to rule by peaceful laws.
They are going to rule the territory together.
Future Continuous
I will be ruling during the festival.
You will be ruling while I am away.
He will be ruling when the visitors arrive.
We will be ruling jointly by then.
They will be ruling the country throughout the winter.
Future Perfect
By June, I will have ruled for a full year.
You will have ruled the club by the end of term.
By then, he will have ruled for twenty years.
We will have ruled the association for five years by May.
They will have ruled the nation by the next election.
Future Perfect Continuous
By autumn, I will have been ruling for three years.
You will have been ruling the city for a decade by then.
By midnight, he will have been ruling for twelve hours.
We will have been ruling together for six months by Friday.
By winter, they will have been ruling the islands for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not rule by fear.
You do not rule this school alone.
He does not rule without consulting others.
We do not rule over private matters.
They do not rule the northern villages.
Present Simple Question
Do I rule fairly in your opinion?
Do you rule the whole island?
Does he rule with kindness?
Do we rule according to these laws?
How do they rule such a large empire?
Past Simple Negative
I did not rule the country for long.
You did not rule the village last winter.
He did not rule with an iron hand.
We did not rule the organization during the crisis.
They did not rule the territory after the treaty.
Past Simple Question
Did I rule fairly during my term?
When did you rule this region?
Did he rule before the war?
Did we rule the club last year?
How long did they rule the kingdom?