English conjugation practice
Sit
Sit conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I sit in the front row during my favorite English class.
You sit on the comfortable sofa every time you visit my house.
He sits near the large window to get more natural light.
We sit together at the big table for family dinner every Sunday.
They sit in the library to study for their difficult exams.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am sitting in a comfortable chair at my desk.
Look at the view while you are sitting on the balcony right now.
He is sitting on the grass in the park at this very moment.
We are sitting on the bus and traveling to the big city right now.
They are sitting around the campfire and singing songs right now.
Present Perfect
I have sat in this uncomfortable office chair for four hours today.
You have sat on that bench for a long time waiting for the bus.
He has sat in the waiting room since nine o'clock this morning.
We have sat at this table many times before to discuss our plans.
They have sat through three long meetings already this afternoon.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been sitting at my computer desk all day long without a break.
You have been sitting in the sun for too long and your skin is red.
He has been sitting in the cafe since early this morning waiting for you.
We have been sitting in this heavy traffic jam for forty-five minutes now.
They have been sitting on the beach since the sun came up today.
Past Simple
Yesterday afternoon, I sat on a bench and ate my lunch.
You sat next to the famous actor at the theater last night.
He sat on the kitchen floor to repair the broken cabinet yesterday.
We sat in the garden and talked about our childhood memories last weekend.
They sat on the airplane for ten long hours during their flight.
Past Continuous
At 8 PM last night, I was sitting in the movie theater with friends.
While you were sitting in the garden, the mail carrier brought a package.
He was sitting at his desk when the loud alarm suddenly started.
We were sitting around the dinner table when the lights went out suddenly.
They were sitting in the waiting room when the doctor finally called them.
Past Perfect
Before the show started, I had sat in the wrong seat by mistake.
You had sat down on the wet grass before I could warn you.
He had sat in the car for an hour before his friend finally arrived.
We had sat on the beach for hours before the sun finally went down.
They had sat in the restaurant for thirty minutes before a waiter came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been sitting in the cold wind for an hour when the bus arrived.
You had been sitting on the uncomfortable floor before I gave you a cushion.
He had been sitting in the dark room for a while before turning on the lamp.
We had been sitting in the waiting room for ages when the nurse called us.
They had been sitting by the phone all day before their son finally called.
Future Simple (will)
If the room is crowded, I will sit on the floor instead.
You will sit next to your cousin at the wedding dinner next week.
He will sit in the front row during the graduation ceremony tomorrow.
We will sit together and discuss the project details on Monday morning.
They will sit in the shade under the big tree during the hot afternoon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to sit on the sofa and watch a funny movie tonight.
You are going to sit in the hot sun if you don't move your chair.
He is going to sit at the kitchen table to finish his math homework.
We are going to sit in the front row at the theater this evening.
They are going to sit on the airplane for twelve hours during their trip.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be sitting on a sunny beach in Spain.
At noon next Monday, you will be sitting in your new office chair.
He will be sitting at his desk all afternoon doing paperwork tomorrow.
We will be sitting around the dinner table when you arrive tomorrow night.
They will be sitting in the stadium watching the match this time next week.
Future Perfect
By the time you return, I will have sat here for two hours.
You will have sat through the entire long presentation before the lunch break.
He will have sat his final school exam by this time next Friday.
We will have sat in this meeting room for three hours by noon.
They will have sat in the waiting area for a long time before seeing the manager.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next hour, I will have been sitting at this desk for five straight hours.
You will have been sitting in that uncomfortable chair for ages by the time we leave.
He will have been sitting in the cafe for two hours before his friend arrives.
We will have been sitting in this traffic jam for an hour very soon.
They will have been sitting on the train for five hours by the next stop.
Present Simple Negative
I do not sit on the grass because it makes my clothes dirty.
You do not sit properly in your chair during the dinner meal.
He does not sit in the sun because his skin burns very easily.
We do not sit inside the house when the weather is beautiful outside.
They do not sit together because they had a big argument yesterday.
Present Simple Question
Do I sit in this specific chair for the interview today?
Do you sit on the balcony to read your book in the evening?
Does he sit at the front of the classroom to hear better?
Do we sit at the same table for lunch every single day?
Do they sit in the park during their lunch break from work?
Past Simple Negative
I did not sit on your glasses by accident, I swear they were broken!
You did not sit in the reserved section during the theater show.
He did not sit with his family during the graduation ceremony yesterday.
We did not sit inside the cafe because all the tables were full.
They did not sit down for a single minute during the busy party.
Past Simple Question
Did I sit in the wrong seat during the movie last night?
Did you sit next to the manager during the business lunch yesterday?
Did he sit on the bench near the lake to watch the ducks?
Did we sit in the same row during the concert last month?
Did they sit on the grass to have their afternoon picnic yesterday?