English conjugation practice
Scare
Scare conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I scare spiders.
You scare the cat.
He scares his little brother.
We scare the deer.
They scare everyone with masks.
Present Continuous
I am scaring the pigeons.
You are scaring your friends.
He is scaring the dog.
We are scaring the fish.
They are scaring people in the hallway.
Present Perfect
I have scared my cousin before.
You have scared me twice today.
He has scared the whole team.
We have scared the monkeys.
They have scared many visitors.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been scaring the birds all morning.
You have been scaring the neighbors lately.
He has been scaring his sister for hours.
We have been scaring the fish near the dock.
They have been scaring tourists since sunset.
Past Simple
I scared myself in the mirror.
You scared the crow yesterday.
He scared us during the game.
We scared the campers by accident.
They scared the audience with a loud sound.
Past Continuous
I was scaring the ducks when you called.
You were scaring the horse at noon.
He was scaring his friends during the film.
We were scaring the children with ghost stories.
They were scaring tourists near the cave.
Past Perfect
I had scared my brother before dinner.
You had scared the dog before we left.
He had scared everyone by then.
We had scared the deer away before dawn.
They had scared the guests before the party ended.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been scaring the birds for an hour.
You had been scaring your sister all afternoon.
He had been scaring the horses before the rain came.
We had been scaring the fish before the boat moved.
They had been scaring visitors for weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will scare the fox away.
You will scare the baby if you shout.
He will scare them with that costume.
We will scare the robbers away.
They will scare the audience at the show.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to scare my friends tonight.
You are going to scare the dog.
He is going to scare his brother.
We are going to scare the actors backstage.
They are going to scare the campers.
Future Continuous
I will be scaring the crows tomorrow morning.
You will be scaring the guests at eight.
He will be scaring people during the tour.
We will be scaring the neighbors during rehearsal.
They will be scaring tourists next weekend.
Future Perfect
I will have scared everyone by midnight.
You will have scared the cat before bedtime.
He will have scared all the birds by then.
We will have scared the deer by sunrise.
They will have scared the visitors before noon.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been scaring the birds for two hours by noon.
You will have been scaring your friends all evening.
He will have been scaring the horses for a week by Friday.
We will have been scaring the fish for an hour by sunset.
They will have been scaring tourists throughout the festival.
Present Simple Negative
I do not scare easily.
You do not scare me anymore.
He does not scare the dog.
We do not scare wild animals.
They do not scare easily.
Present Simple Question
Why do I scare the cat?
Do you scare your little brother?
Does he scare the neighbors?
Why do we scare the horses?
Do they scare people on purpose?
Past Simple Negative
I did not scare anyone yesterday.
You did not scare the rabbit.
He did not scare his sister.
We did not scare the deer away.
They did not scare the audience.
Past Simple Question
Did I scare the dog?
Why did you scare the birds?
Did he scare the baby?
Did we scare the horses?
When did they scare the visitors?