English conjugation practice
Solve
Solve conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I solve small puzzles.
You solve problems quickly.
At work, he solves difficult cases.
Together, we solve problems peacefully.
The students solve the exercise.
Present Continuous
I am solving a puzzle right now.
Why are you solving that question alone?
He is solving a customer complaint.
We are solving this challenge together.
They are solving a problem during class.
Present Perfect
I have solved three puzzles today.
You have solved the main problem already.
He has solved many cases this month.
We have solved the problem before lunch.
They have solved every question on the test.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been solving puzzles since breakfast.
You have been solving this task for an hour.
He has been solving customer problems all morning.
We have been solving these exercises together.
They have been solving difficult cases for weeks.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I solved the final puzzle.
You solved that problem last night.
He solved the case in one day.
We solved the problem after dinner.
The children solved the puzzle together.
Past Continuous
I was solving a puzzle when you called.
You were solving the problem at noon.
He was solving a case during the meeting.
We were solving the mystery all evening.
They were solving homework when the bell rang.
Past Perfect
I had solved the puzzle before bedtime.
You had solved the problem before the teacher arrived.
He had solved the case by Friday.
We had solved the issue when help arrived.
They had solved every question before the test ended.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been solving puzzles for hours before dinner.
You had been solving the task since early morning.
He had been solving cases for months before retiring.
We had been solving problems before the power failed.
They had been solving the exercise for an hour.
Future Simple (will)
I will solve this problem tomorrow.
You will solve the puzzle soon.
He will solve the issue after lunch.
We will solve this challenge as a team.
They will solve the problem by Friday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to solve the puzzle tonight.
You are going to solve this with practice.
He is going to solve the customer complaint.
We are going to solve the mystery together.
They are going to solve the exercise tomorrow.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be solving math problems.
You will be solving the next question then.
He will be solving cases during the afternoon.
We will be solving problems during tomorrow's workshop.
They will be solving the issue while we travel.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have solved the puzzle.
By Friday, you will have solved the problem.
He will have solved the case by then.
We will have solved the challenge before the meeting.
They will have solved all the questions by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been solving puzzles for three hours.
You will have been solving problems all morning by lunch.
By July, he will have been solving cases for a year.
By Friday, we will have been solving this issue for days.
They will have been solving exercises for two hours by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not solve problems without reading carefully.
You do not solve every puzzle instantly.
He does not solve difficult cases alone.
We do not solve arguments with anger.
They do not solve questions during breaks.
Present Simple Question
How do I solve this puzzle?
Do you solve problems with a calculator?
When does he solve these cases?
Do we solve this problem together?
Why do they solve problems so quickly?
Past Simple Negative
I did not solve the puzzle yesterday.
You did not solve the problem before class ended.
He did not solve the case last week.
We did not solve the issue during the meeting.
They did not solve the final question.
Past Simple Question
Did I solve the right problem?
Did you solve the puzzle last night?
How did he solve the mystery?
Did we solve the main problem yesterday?
When did they solve the case?