English conjugation practice
Sell
Sell conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always sell my old books to the local secondhand shop.
If you bake delicious cakes, you sell them very quickly at market.
He sells fresh fruit and vegetables at the local market every Friday.
We sell lemonade in front of our house on hot summer days.
They sell high-quality shoes at their small shop in the city center.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am selling my old bicycle to a very nice neighbor.
You are selling your computer because you want to buy a laptop.
He is selling ice cream to the children in the park right now.
We are selling tickets for the school play at the main entrance.
They are selling hot coffee to the people waiting in the cold line.
Present Perfect
I have sold my car, so now I take the bus to work.
You have sold all your old toys at the garage sale today!
He has sold his house because he wants to move to London.
We have sold twenty tickets for our concert since yesterday morning.
They have sold their farm and moved to a comfortable city apartment.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been selling handmade clothes on the internet for two years now.
Lately, you have been selling a lot of vegetables from your garden.
He has been selling newspapers at the train station since this morning.
We have been selling coffee at the school sports match today.
They have been selling computers since they opened their shop last winter.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I sold my old guitar to a young music student.
You sold your house last year before moving to this beautiful city.
He sold his camera because he needed some money for his trip.
We sold our old television and bought a brand new one yesterday.
They sold their car to a friendly neighbor two days ago.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was selling old books at my garden sale.
While you were selling the tickets, the show suddenly started inside.
He was selling hot soup when the heavy rain began to fall.
We were selling cold drinks while the sun was shining brightly yesterday.
They were selling fresh fish at the harbor early yesterday morning.
Past Perfect
Before I bought this laptop, I had sold my old computer online.
You had sold all your clothes before you moved to the apartment.
He had sold his bicycle before he bought the fast motorbike.
We had sold all the raffle tickets before the drawing began yesterday.
They had sold their house before they moved across the country.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been selling fruit at the market for hours before it rained.
You had been selling cars for a year before you changed jobs.
He had been selling shoes until the shop closed down last summer.
We had been selling lemonade all afternoon before we ran out of sugar.
They had been selling warm blankets since morning because it was freezing.
Future Simple (will)
If the price is good, I will sell my phone next week.
I believe that you will sell your painting very soon because it is beautiful.
He will sell his old books when the new school year starts.
We will sell our old furniture before we move to our new home.
They will sell fresh vegetables from their garden at the market tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to sell my old textbooks to the university shop today.
You are going to sell your car because you do not use it anymore.
He is going to sell his computer to his friend this evening.
We are going to sell our products online to reach more customers.
They are going to sell their old house and buy a modern apartment.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be selling tickets at the theater entrance.
You will be selling lemonade at the park while I am working.
He will be selling fresh fish at the market all morning tomorrow.
We will be selling our old clothes at the garage sale this weekend.
They will be selling hot food to the runners during the marathon tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By the end of this month, I will have sold my old bicycle.
You will have sold all your tickets before the concert starts tonight.
He will have sold his business by the time he turns sixty.
We will have sold half of our products by the end of this week.
They will have sold their old car before they buy the new one.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next winter, I will have been selling real estate for five years.
You will have been selling insurance for ten years by next month.
He will have been selling hot dogs at the stadium since morning by the time the game ends.
We will have been selling organic food since the company started three years ago.
They will have been selling their products abroad for months by December.
Present Simple Negative
I do not sell my handmade drawings because they are personal to me.
You do not sell many items if your prices are too high.
He does not sell his old clothes; instead, he gives them to charity.
We do not sell cigarettes or alcohol at our small neighborhood store.
They do not sell high-quality products at that cheap street market.
Present Simple Question
Do I sell my old phone now or should I wait for the new model?
Do you sell fresh eggs from your farm to the local neighbors?
Does he sell insurance or does he work at a local bank?
Do we sell tickets at the door or must people buy them online?
Do they sell used cars at that large garage near the station?
Past Simple Negative
I did not sell my old laptop because it still works very well.
You did not sell your old bicycle at the garage sale last weekend.
He did not sell his car because he changed his mind at the last minute.
We did not sell our old house because we love this quiet neighborhood.
They did not sell many tickets for the concert, so it was canceled.
Past Simple Question
Did I sell my old school books to you or to your brother?
Did you sell your old car before you moved to this city?
Did he sell his guitar because he stopped playing music entirely?
Did we sell enough tickets to cover the costs of the school play?
Did they sell their beautiful country house to a family from London?