English conjugation practice
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Present Simple
I always say thank you when someone helps me with my chores.
You say the funniest things when you are tired after work.
He says that he wants to become a doctor in the future.
We always say a prayer before we eat our family dinner.
They say that this restaurant serves the best pizza in town.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am saying my speech in front of the mirror.
Listen to what you are saying because it sounds very unfair.
He is saying goodbye to his friends at the train station now.
We are saying our final goodbyes before the airplane takes off.
They are saying that the project will be delayed by a week.
Present Perfect
I have said everything I know about the missing keys already.
You have said that phrase three times during our conversation today.
He has said that he will arrive at five o'clock sharp.
We have said our farewells, so now we must leave immediately.
They have said many kind words about your excellent work performance.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been saying positive affirmations to improve my confidence.
You have been saying that you want to move for months now.
He has been saying the same joke all day, and it is annoying.
We have been saying that we need a vacation for a long time.
They have been saying rumors about the company's financial state recently.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I said hello to the new girl in our classroom.
You said you would help me with my math homework last night.
He said that he was too tired to go to the party.
We said that we would think about your offer very carefully.
They said nothing during the entire meeting, which was quite strange.
Past Continuous
At that moment, I was saying that we should leave early.
While you were saying your speech, everyone was listening very carefully.
He was saying something important when the telephone suddenly rang loudly.
We were saying goodbye when the train started to move away.
They were saying that they loved the food while eating dinner.
Past Perfect
Before you interrupted me, I had said that we should wait.
You had said you would come, so I waited for hours.
He had said his name twice before I understood him properly.
We had said everything necessary before the meeting was officially closed.
They had had an argument because they had said mean things.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been saying that for an hour before you finally listened.
You had been saying the wrong word until the teacher corrected you.
He had been saying that he was innocent before he confessed everything.
We had been saying that the bridge was unsafe before it collapsed.
They had been saying complaints for days before the manager helped them.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will say a few words at the meeting.
If you ask her nicely, she will say yes to you.
He will say that he is busy if you invite him.
We will say our opinions when the manager asks us to.
They will say that they are sorry when they realize their mistake.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to say the truth to my parents.
You are going to say a beautiful speech at the wedding tomorrow.
He is going to say that he cannot come to our party.
We are going to say goodbye to our teacher this afternoon.
They are going to say that they disagree with our new plan.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be saying my vows at the altar.
You will be being evaluated while you will be saying your presentation.
He will be saying his speech when the governor arrives at noon.
We will be saying our prayers when the church bells ring tonight.
They will be saying their poems on the stage this evening.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow, I will have said my final decision to the boss.
You will have said everything you need to say by then.
He will have said his speech before the lunch break begins today.
We will have been quiet, so we will have said nothing by noon.
They will have said their vows before the reception starts at six.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been saying this prayer for a year.
You will have been saying the same excuse for weeks by tomorrow.
He will have been saying that he loves her for five years.
We will have been saying our concerns for a month by Friday.
They will have been saying that rumor for a long time by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not say bad things about my friends behind their backs.
You do not say please when you ask me for a favor.
He does not say much because he is a very shy boy.
We do not say such rude words in our family home.
They do not say anything when they disagree with the boss's ideas.
Present Simple Question
Do I say the wrong things during our conversations sometimes?
Do you say a prayer before you go to sleep at night?
Does he say hello when he walks past your house every day?
Do we say 'thank you' when the waiter brings our food?
Do they say that the weather will be nice this coming weekend?
Past Simple Negative
Yesterday, I did not say anything because I was very angry.
You did not say goodbye before you left the party last night.
He did not say a single word during the entire lesson today.
We did not say that we were planning to buy a car.
They did not say thank you after I gave them the presents.
Past Simple Question
Did I say something that made you feel sad or upset today?
Did you say that you are going to the library later?
Did he say where he was going before he left the office?
Did we say that we would meet them at seven o'clock?
Did they say why they were late for the dinner party?