English conjugation practice
Save
Save conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I save a little money each month.
You save your work before closing the computer.
Every Friday, he saves his receipts.
At home, we save water whenever possible.
They save old photographs in a box.
Present Continuous
I am saving for a bicycle this year.
You are saving the file right now.
He is saving a seat for his friend.
This month, we are saving money for a trip.
They are saving seats near the stage.
Present Perfect
I have saved enough to buy a new phone.
You have saved the document successfully.
He has saved three files today.
We have saved a place for you.
They have saved several endangered trees.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been saving coins since childhood.
You have been saving your notes carefully.
He has been saving for college for two years.
We have been saving tickets for our neighbors.
They have been saving rainwater since April.
Past Simple
I saved the picture on my tablet yesterday.
You saved me a lot of time.
He saved the child from the cold.
During the sale, we saved fifty dollars.
They saved the old building from demolition.
Past Continuous
I was saving a copy when the computer crashed.
You were saving money during the summer.
He was saving the game at midnight.
We were saving seats before the concert began.
They were saving water when the pipe broke.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had saved all the important files.
You had saved enough money before the prices rose.
He had saved the message before deleting it.
Before moving, we had saved enough for the deposit.
They had saved the documents somewhere safe.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been saving for months before buying the camera.
You had been saving every email in a folder.
He had been saving water before the drought ended.
We had been saving our receipts throughout the trip.
They had been saving money since the beginning of the year.
Future Simple (will)
I will save you a piece of pie.
You will save time by taking the train.
He will save the report before leaving.
We will save the planet one small step at a time.
They will save the files on a separate drive.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to save this recipe for later.
You are going to save money with this plan.
He is going to save the picture in a new folder.
We are going to save the remaining paint.
They are going to save seats for the children.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be saving my work.
Tomorrow afternoon, you will be saving the final version.
He will be saving money while he studies.
Next month, we will be saving for our new apartment.
During the journey, they will be saving their spending money.
Future Perfect
By December, I will have saved enough for a laptop.
By then, you will have saved every important document.
By Friday, he will have saved the whole project.
By next spring, we will have saved for the repairs.
By the end of the day, they will have saved all the plants.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been saving for a year.
By then, you will have been saving your work regularly.
In June, he will have been saving for the car for six months.
By next month, we will have been saving water for a year.
By autumn, they will have been saving money since January.
Present Simple Negative
I do not save personal files on this computer.
You do not save enough water during the day.
He does not save old messages.
We do not save food after it smells bad.
They do not save copies of private messages.
Present Simple Question
Do I save this receipt or throw it away?
Do you save enough for emergencies?
Does he save his homework online?
Do we save these boxes for later?
Do they save old newspapers?
Past Simple Negative
I did not save the address before closing the page.
You did not save the changes last night.
He did not save enough money for the ticket.
We did not save any leftovers after dinner.
They did not save the tree from the storm.
Past Simple Question
Did I save the correct version yesterday?
Did you save any money last month?
Did he save the file before the crash?
Did we save enough water for the hike?
Did they save the historic building?