English conjugation practice
Shut
Shut conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I shut the window every evening.
You shut the gate before dinner.
At noon, he shuts his office door.
We shut all the windows at night.
They shut the shop at six.
Present Continuous
I am shutting the drawer now.
You are shutting the curtains for the movie.
Right now, he is shutting the garage door.
We are shutting the museum for the day.
They are shutting the doors because of the wind.
Present Perfect
I have shut the front door.
You have shut the box securely.
He has shut the window already.
We have shut the restaurant early.
They have shut every entrance.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been shutting the windows all morning.
You have been shutting the doors too loudly.
He has been shutting the gates since sunrise.
We have been shutting unused rooms this week.
They have been shutting shops across the town.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I shut the blinds.
You shut the lid after lunch.
He shut the gate before the storm.
We shut the café last night.
After the show, they shut the theater.
Past Continuous
I was shutting the door when you called.
You were shutting the window during the rain.
He was shutting the store at sunset.
We were shutting the windows when the alarm rang.
They were shutting the gate as we arrived.
Past Perfect
I had shut the door before breakfast.
You had shut the case before the trip.
By eight, he had shut the office.
We had shut the shop when the lights failed.
They had shut the doors before the guests came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been shutting windows for two hours.
You had been shutting boxes all afternoon.
He had been shutting gates before the storm arrived.
We had been shutting rooms before the inspection.
They had been shutting stores throughout the winter.
Future Simple (will)
I will shut the window later.
You will shut the gate after dinner.
He will shut the shop at seven.
We will shut the doors for safety.
They will shut the museum tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to shut the curtains soon.
You are going to shut the lid now.
He is going to shut the garage.
We are going to shut the restaurant early.
They are going to shut the entrance.
Future Continuous
At ten, I will be shutting the windows.
You will be shutting the shop tonight.
He will be shutting the gates after dark.
We will be shutting the theater this time tomorrow.
They will be shutting doors during the drill.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have shut every window.
You will have shut the store by then.
By sunset, he will have shut the gate.
We will have shut the café before the storm.
By Friday, they will have shut all the entrances.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been shutting windows for hours.
You will have been shutting doors since dawn.
By lunch, he will have been shutting gates all morning.
We will have been shutting rooms all week.
By winter, they will have been shutting shops for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not shut the door during the day.
You do not shut the window in warm weather.
He does not shut his office before six.
We do not shut the café on Mondays.
They do not shut the gate at lunchtime.
Present Simple Question
Why do I shut the drawer so often?
When do you shut the store?
Does he shut the gate every night?
When do we shut the theater?
Do they shut the doors at eight?
Past Simple Negative
I did not shut the window last night.
You did not shut the box completely.
He did not shut the gate before leaving.
We did not shut the shop on time.
They did not shut the entrance during the event.
Past Simple Question
Did I shut the back door?
When did you shut the window?
Did he shut the garage?
Did we shut all the windows?
When did they shut the museum?