English conjugation practice
Shake
Shake conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I shake the bottle before opening it.
Why do you shake the box?
He shakes hands with every guest.
At concerts, we shake with excitement.
The dancers shake their colorful scarves.
Present Continuous
I am shaking the can gently.
You are shaking because the room is cold.
Right now, he is shaking the paint.
We are shaking hands with the new teacher.
Outside, they are shaking a large blanket.
Present Perfect
I have shaken the bottle three times.
You have shaken the tree enough already.
He has shaken my hand politely.
We have shaken the rug outside.
The children have shaken all the presents.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been shaking this jar for a minute.
You have been shaking since the loud noise.
He has been shaking the bottle all morning.
We have been shaking the tree to collect apples.
They have been shaking with laughter.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I shook the bottle carefully.
You shook hands with the coach after the game.
He shook the dust from his jacket.
After the race, we shook with exhaustion.
The performers shook their flags at sunset.
Past Continuous
I was shaking the bottle when it fell.
While you were shaking the rug, I opened the door.
He was shaking with fear during the speech.
We were shaking hands when the bell rang.
The trees were shaking as the wind grew stronger.
Past Perfect
I had shaken the bottle before adding the water.
By noon, you had shaken every branch.
He had shaken the blanket before putting it away.
We had shaken the jar, so the mixture was ready.
Before dinner, they had shaken the tablecloth.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been shaking the can for several minutes.
You had been shaking with cold before the fire warmed you.
He had been shaking the tree when a branch broke.
We had been shaking the container before the lid opened.
They had been shaking hands for hours at the conference.
Future Simple (will)
I will shake the bottle before serving the drink.
You will shake hands with the guests later.
He will shake the dust from the curtain.
We will shake the rug outside tomorrow.
They will shake the presents to guess what is inside.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to shake this bottle now.
You are going to shake the paint before using it.
He is going to shake hands with the visitors.
We are going to shake the tree for ripe fruit.
They are going to shake the snow from their coats.
Future Continuous
At ten o'clock, I will be shaking the mixture.
During the ceremony, you will be shaking hands with many people.
He will be shaking the bottle when we arrive.
At noon, we will be shaking the branches together.
The performers will be shaking their colorful flags.
Future Perfect
By breakfast, I will have shaken the juice.
By then, you will have shaken every branch.
He will have shaken the blanket before guests arrive.
Before the lesson ends, we will have shaken the bottle.
The children will have shaken all the presents by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been shaking the mixture for an hour.
By the end of the song, you will have been shaking the tambourine for five minutes.
He will have been shaking the tree since sunrise.
By evening, we will have been shaking hands with visitors all day.
The dancers will have been shaking their scarves throughout the parade.
Present Simple Negative
I do not shake the bottle near the glass.
Please, you do not shake the table.
He does not shake hands with strangers.
We do not shake the tree in winter.
They do not shake the presents before the party.
Present Simple Question
Do I shake this container first?
Do you shake hands at the door?
Why does he shake the bottle?
Do we shake the mixture before cooking?
When do they shake the flags?
Past Simple Negative
I did not shake the bottle yesterday.
You did not shake hands with the guest.
He did not shake the dust from his coat.
We did not shake the tree last night.
They did not shake the presents before opening them.
Past Simple Question
Did I shake the bottle too hard?
When did you shake the blanket?
Did he shake your hand after the meeting?
Did we shake the mixture long enough?
Where did they shake the flags?