English conjugation practice
Settle
Settle conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I settle quickly in new places.
You settle near the window.
Usually, he settles disputes calmly.
We settle our plans before dinner.
At last, they settle in the village.
Present Continuous
I am settling into my new routine.
Are you settling comfortably in your room?
He is settling the children before bedtime.
We are settling into our rented house.
Outside, they are settling the final details.
Present Perfect
I have settled the question already.
You have settled in very well.
He has settled his family near the coast.
We have settled on a simple solution.
They have settled their differences peacefully.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been settling into this job for weeks.
You have been settling the garden soil all morning.
He has been settling into his new apartment.
We have been settling our family in this town.
For hours, they have been settling the new office.
Past Simple
I settled the matter yesterday.
You settled beside the fireplace.
After college, he settled in a small town.
We settled our disagreement over coffee.
By evening, they settled at the campsite.
Past Continuous
I was settling the baby when you called.
You were settling into bed at midnight.
He was settling an argument during the meeting.
We were settling into our seats when the show began.
They were settling the guests in different rooms.
Past Perfect
I had settled the issue before noon.
You had settled there long before us.
He had settled the bill when the waiter returned.
We had settled our choice before the vote.
They had settled in Canada by 2010.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been settling into work when the alarm rang.
You had been settling the room for an hour.
He had been settling disputes all afternoon.
We had been settling the new house all week.
They had been settling their differences before the celebration.
Future Simple (will)
I will settle the problem tomorrow.
You will settle into the routine soon.
He will settle the argument fairly.
We will settle the details later.
They will settle in their new home next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to settle this bill tonight.
You are going to settle in nicely here.
He is going to settle the disagreement.
We are going to settle the question today.
They are going to settle near the lake.
Future Continuous
I will be settling into my new office tomorrow.
You will be settling the guests during the afternoon.
He will be settling in while we travel.
We will be settling into our seats at eight.
They will be settling their family in the city.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have settled the matter.
You will have settled into your new role by then.
By noon, he will have settled the payment.
We will have settled our plans before the holiday.
By next year, they will have settled abroad.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been settling into the position for six months.
You will have been settling the garden for several hours.
By then, he will have been settling disputes for a year.
By spring, we will have been settling our family here for a year.
They will have been settling the new community for many months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not settle for a rushed decision.
You do not settle disagreements with anger.
He does not settle in one place for long.
We do not settle important matters without discussion.
They do not settle near busy roads.
Present Simple Question
Why do I settle for less?
Where do you settle after a long trip?
When does he settle the final account?
Where do we settle the group decision?
Do they settle in the city each winter?
Past Simple Negative
I did not settle the dispute yesterday.
You did not settle beside the door.
He did not settle the account before leaving.
We did not settle our differences that night.
They did not settle near the river.
Past Simple Question
Did I settle the correct amount?
Where did you settle after college?
How did he settle the disagreement?
Did we settle the matter fairly?
Where did they settle after the journey?