English conjugation practice
Sign
Sign conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I sign my name on every form.
Usually, you sign the card in blue ink.
Before work, he signs important documents.
At the end of the meeting, we sign the agreement.
They sign their names below the picture.
Present Continuous
I am signing a package at the front desk.
Why are you signing that notebook?
He is signing posters for his fans today.
This afternoon, we are signing a new contract.
They are signing books near the entrance.
Present Perfect
I have signed all the papers you sent.
You have signed the form already.
He has signed a deal with the publisher.
We have signed an agreement with the school.
They have signed every copy of the book.
Present Perfect Continuous
For an hour, I have been signing invitations.
You have been signing forms since breakfast.
He has been signing autographs all morning.
We have been signing documents throughout the afternoon.
Since noon, they have been signing certificates.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I signed the permission slip.
You signed the receipt after lunch.
He signed his first contract last year.
After dinner, we signed the guest book.
They signed the petition at school.
Past Continuous
I was signing a letter when the phone rang.
At three o'clock, you were signing the papers.
He was signing books while the crowd waited.
While the guests talked, we were signing cards.
They were signing the agreement when we arrived.
Past Perfect
Before the meeting began, I had signed the contract.
You had signed the form before noticing the error.
He had signed the papers by noon.
By Friday, we had signed the final agreement.
They had signed the document before the deadline.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been signing papers for two hours before lunch.
You had been signing invitations all morning before resting.
He had been signing books when the store closed.
We had been signing copies since early morning.
They had been signing documents until the office closed.
Future Simple (will)
I will sign the form tomorrow.
You will sign the card after everyone writes in it.
He will sign the agreement next week.
If the terms are fair, we will sign.
They will sign the papers on Monday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to sign the delivery receipt.
You are going to sign the agreement this afternoon.
He is going to sign a new contract soon.
We are going to sign the lease this evening.
They are going to sign their names at the ceremony.
Future Continuous
At ten tomorrow, I will be signing documents.
You will be signing copies during the afternoon.
He will be signing books when the shop opens.
This time next week, we will be signing the final papers.
They will be signing autographs after the show.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have signed the application.
You will have signed all the forms by then.
He will have signed the contract before the trip.
By the end of the day, we will have signed the agreement.
They will have signed the papers before the meeting ends.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been signing forms for three hours.
You will have been signing invitations all morning by lunch.
By then, he will have been signing books for hours.
By sunset, we will have been signing certificates all day.
They will have been signing contracts for a week by Friday.
Present Simple Negative
I do not sign blank documents.
You do not sign receipts without checking them.
He does not sign letters in pencil.
We do not sign contracts on busy days.
They do not sign papers until they read them.
Present Simple Question
Do I sign this page too?
Do you sign your name here?
Does he sign the weekly report?
When do we sign the agreement?
Do they sign books after the event?
Past Simple Negative
I did not sign the form yesterday.
You did not sign the receipt at the store.
He did not sign the contract on time.
We did not sign anything at the meeting.
They did not sign the petition last week.
Past Simple Question
Did I sign the correct page?
Did you sign the card for Anna?
When did he sign the agreement?
Where did we sign the guest book?
Did they sign the papers before dinner?