English conjugation practice
Smile
Smile conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I smile when I see my friends.
You smile at everyone in the room.
He smiles during funny movies.
We smile for the family photo.
They smile proudly after the game.
Present Continuous
I am smiling because the news is good.
You are smiling in that picture.
He is smiling as he opens the gift.
We are smiling for the camera today.
They are smiling while telling jokes.
Present Perfect
I have smiled at several strangers today.
You have smiled more since your holiday began.
He has smiled in every photograph.
We have smiled whenever this song plays.
They have smiled at the happy memories.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been smiling since breakfast.
You have been smiling all afternoon.
He has been smiling since he heard the joke.
We have been smiling for the entire trip.
They have been smiling since their team won.
Past Simple
I smiled when the teacher praised my work.
You smiled at the waiter yesterday.
He smiled after scoring the goal.
We smiled when our guests arrived.
They smiled for the graduation portrait.
Past Continuous
I was smiling when the phone rang.
You were smiling during the whole performance.
He was smiling while he read the letter.
We were smiling when the rain stopped.
They were smiling as they left the theater.
Past Perfect
I had smiled before anyone noticed me.
You had smiled at the child before the bus arrived.
He had smiled before the photograph was taken.
We had smiled by the time the guests came.
They had smiled long before the show ended.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been smiling for minutes before the picture.
You had been smiling since the surprise was revealed.
He had been smiling throughout the long conversation.
We had been smiling for an hour when lunch arrived.
They had been smiling before the winning announcement.
Future Simple (will)
I will smile when you tell me the news.
You will smile at this funny card.
He will smile when his sister visits.
We will smile through the difficult moment.
They will smile when they see the present.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to smile in the family photograph.
You are going to smile when the magician appears.
He is going to smile at the good news.
We are going to smile for our visitors.
They are going to smile after the surprise.
Future Continuous
I will be smiling when you arrive tonight.
You will be smiling during the celebration.
He will be smiling as he greets the guests.
We will be smiling while the band plays.
They will be smiling at this time tomorrow.
Future Perfect
I will have smiled at everyone by noon.
You will have smiled many times before dinner.
He will have smiled by the end of the interview.
We will have smiled for all the photographs.
They will have smiled before the party finishes.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been smiling for an hour by then.
You will have been smiling since the show started.
He will have been smiling throughout the entire event.
We will have been smiling since the parade began.
They will have been smiling for hours before sunset.
Present Simple Negative
I do not smile at strangers on the train.
You do not smile in serious meetings.
He does not smile when he is tired.
We do not smile during the scary film.
They do not smile at rude comments.
Present Simple Question
Do I smile too much in pictures?
Do you smile when you meet new people?
Does he smile at his neighbors?
Do we smile for this photograph?
Do they smile when visitors arrive?
Past Simple Negative
I did not smile during the sad announcement.
You did not smile at the meeting yesterday.
He did not smile after the mistake.
We did not smile in the formal portrait.
They did not smile after losing the match.
Past Simple Question
Did I smile during the interview?
Did you smile at the photographer?
Did he smile when he heard the joke?
Did we smile for the group picture?
Did they smile when the surprise appeared?