English conjugation practice
Slide
Slide conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I slide the drawer open carefully.
You slide across the ice every winter.
He slides the note under the door.
We slide our chairs closer together.
They slide quietly into the room.
Present Continuous
I am sliding the box across the floor.
You are sliding down the playground slide.
He is sliding a photo into the album.
We are sliding the table toward the window.
They are sliding across the frozen pond.
Present Perfect
I have slid the key into the lock.
You have slid several books onto the shelf.
He has slid safely down the slope.
We have slid the cabinet away from the wall.
They have slid across the ice without falling.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been sliding these papers into folders.
You have been sliding on the ice for an hour.
He has been sliding coins across the table.
We have been sliding boxes along the warehouse floor.
They have been sliding notes under my door.
Past Simple
I slid on the wet leaves yesterday.
You slid the tray across the counter.
He slid the letter into his pocket.
We slid our bags under the seats.
They slid across the dance floor.
Past Continuous
I was sliding a card into the machine.
You were sliding when the whistle blew.
He was sliding the drawer shut at noon.
We were sliding furniture into the new office.
They were sliding down the water ride.
Past Perfect
I had slid the folder beneath the papers.
You had slid before the camera started.
He had slid the note into the book.
We had slid the chairs aside before guests arrived.
They had slid over the finish line.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been sliding boxes for two hours.
You had been sliding on the ice before lunch.
He had been sliding papers across the desk.
We had been sliding the tables into place.
They had been sliding across the rink before sunset.
Future Simple (will)
I will slide the note under your door.
You will slide down the hill tomorrow.
He will slide the panel into position.
We will slide the boxes nearer the entrance.
They will slide into their seats quietly.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to slide the file into this folder.
You are going to slide on that wet floor.
He is going to slide the screen to the left.
We are going to slide the sofa against the wall.
They are going to slide across the rink tonight.
Future Continuous
I will be sliding the drawers into the cabinet.
You will be sliding on the ice this weekend.
He will be sliding the card through the reader.
We will be sliding the equipment into storage.
They will be sliding across the stage during the show.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have slid the papers into envelopes.
By then, you will have slid down the whole slope.
Before dinner, he will have slid the table into place.
By Friday, we will have slid all the boxes inside.
By the finish, they will have slid over the final stretch.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been sliding boxes for three hours.
By lunch, you will have been sliding on the ice all morning.
By then, he will have been sliding folders into drawers.
By evening, we will have been sliding furniture all day.
By the end, they will have been sliding across the rink for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not slide heavy objects without help.
You do not slide the window during storms.
He does not slide on the polished floor.
We do not slide chairs across the wooden floor.
They do not slide during the safety drill.
Present Simple Question
Do I slide this panel to the right?
Do you slide on the frozen lake?
Does he slide the drawer open each morning?
Do we slide these pieces together?
Do they slide across the rink after school?
Past Simple Negative
I did not slide on the dry pavement.
You did not slide the tray far enough.
He did not slide the note under the door.
We did not slide the cabinet during the move.
They did not slide across the wet bridge.
Past Simple Question
Did I slide the key beneath the book?
Did you slide on the ice yesterday?
Did he slide the panel into place?
Did we slide the table near the window?
Did they slide across the finish line?