English conjugation practice
See
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Present Simple
I see a beautiful bird sitting on the branch of that tree.
You see your friends at the sports club every Saturday afternoon, right?
He sees his grandmother every weekend because she lives nearby in town.
We see our teacher at the supermarket sometimes during the weekend holidays.
They see the ocean from the window of their beautiful beach house.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am seeing a doctor about my bad back pain.
You are seeing a specialist tomorrow morning for your eyes, correct?
He is seeing his advisor this afternoon to discuss his university application.
We are seeing our old friends tonight for dinner at a cafe.
They are seeing a movie at the cinema later this evening together.
Present Perfect
I have seen that famous movie three times already because it's great.
You have seen my new car, so what do you think of it?
He has seen the Eiffel Tower during his recent trip to Paris.
We have seen this man before, but we forget his name completely.
They have seen the ghost in the old castle, according to rumors.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been seeing a lot of birds in my garden.
You have been seeing that doctor for your knee since last summer.
He has been seeing a therapist since he had that terrible car accident.
We have been seeing improvements in our test scores after studying hard together.
They have been seeing each other secretly for months before telling us today.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I saw a beautiful rainbow in the sky after the storm.
You saw my sister at the grocery store yesterday morning, didn't you?
He saw a famous actor while he was walking in the park.
We saw a wonderful play at the theater last Saturday evening together.
They saw the accident happen and called the police immediately yesterday.
Past Continuous
At 9pm yesterday, I was seeing a doctor in the emergency room.
While you were seeing your client, I waited in the reception area.
He was seeing a financial advisor when the stock market crashed yesterday.
We were seeing our lawyer when the news was announced on television.
They were seeing their friends off at the train station yesterday evening.
Past Perfect
Before you told me about it, I had seen the movie.
You had seen the ghost before you ran out of the room.
He had seen the doctor before he went to the pharmacy yesterday.
We had seen the report before the manager held the meeting yesterday.
They had seen the fire before the alarm started ringing loudly then.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been seeing a specialist for months before my back improved.
You had been seeing ghosts in that house before you finally moved.
He had been seeing a therapist for a year before he felt happy.
We had been seeing improvements before the project was stopped today suddenly.
They had been seeing each other for a year before they got married.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will see my teacher to ask a question.
If you look carefully, you will see the small stars tonight.
He will see his doctor next Thursday for a routine checkup.
Next week, we will see our old friends again.
They will see the ocean for the first time when they arrive.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow afternoon, I am going to see a movie with friends.
You are going to see a specialist for your skin problem soon.
He is going to see his grandmother at the hospital this evening.
Look at the map because we are going to see the historic castle this afternoon.
They are going to see their test results on the school website.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be seeing my doctor for a consultation.
You will be seeing your friends at the party while I work.
At this time tomorrow, he will be seeing his doctor for a regular check-up.
We will be seeing our clients throughout the day tomorrow, unfortunately busy.
They will be seeing a movie at the cinema this evening then.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have seen the doctor about my leg.
By the time you return, you will have seen all the sights.
He will have seen his dentist before the school starts tomorrow morning.
We will have seen all the candidates before we make a choice.
By midnight, they will have seen every single episode of the show.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been seeing this therapist for a decade.
You will have been seeing improvements for a month by next Tuesday.
He will have been seeing a specialist for a year by this winter.
We will have been seeing each other for a decade by January next.
They will have been seeing results since spring by the harvest time.
Present Simple Negative
I do not see any problem with your plan for the project.
You do not see your grandparents very often because they live far away.
He does not see well without his glasses, so he wears them.
We do not see many tourists in our small village during winter.
Even with glasses, they do not see the small text on the screen.
Present Simple Question
Do I see a smile on your face after that good news?
Do you see that tall building near the river over there, John?
Does he see his father often since they live in different cities?
Do we see the same bright star in the sky every night?
Do they see the ocean from their bedroom window in the morning?
Past Simple Negative
I did not see you at the party last night; where were you?
You did not see the sign that said parking was prohibited there.
He did not see the car coming, so he had an accident.
Because it was so dark, we did not see the sign on the road.
They did not see the movie because the tickets were sold out.
Past Simple Question
Did I see your car parked outside the supermarket this morning early?
Did you see the beautiful sunset yesterday evening from your balcony, Sarah?
Did he see the doctor after he hurt his leg yesterday morning?
Did we see that famous actor when we visited London last year?
Did they see the accident happen on the highway yesterday afternoon?