English conjugation practice
Speak
Speak conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every Sunday, I speak to my grandparents on the phone.
If you practice every day, you speak English fluently very soon.
He is a politician, so he speaks in public very often.
We always speak softly whenever we visit the quiet library.
They are very polite, so they speak to everyone with respect.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am speaking to the manager about my schedule.
Listen to your tone, you are speaking too loudly in here!
At this moment, he is speaking with a client on the phone.
We are speaking about our holiday plans for this summer.
Currently, they are speaking to the police about the accident.
Present Perfect
I have spoken to the manager about my vacation request.
You have spoken very well during the debate this morning.
He has spoken to his teacher regarding the difficult homework.
We have spoken about this issue many times before today.
They have spoken to the landlord about fixing the broken window.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been speaking on the phone for two hours straight.
Lately, you have been speaking French with your new roommate.
He has been speaking to the media since the event ended.
We have been speaking about our future plans since morning.
They have been speaking to the lawyer about the contract.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I spoke to my boss about the new project.
Last week, you spoke at the community meeting very clearly.
He spoke to the doctor before taking the new medicine.
We spoke for hours about our childhood memories last night.
They spoke to the manager and resolved the issue quickly.
Past Continuous
At 7 PM yesterday, I was speaking to the flight agent.
While you were speaking to the audience, the microphone broke.
He was speaking on stage when the lights suddenly went out.
We were speaking about the party when she walked in.
They were speaking quietly because the baby was sleeping nearby.
Past Perfect
Before the meeting ended, I had spoken to the director.
By the time you arrived, you had spoken to everyone.
He had spoken to the police before he left the station.
We had spoken to the chef before ordering our dinner.
They had spoken about the house before buying it yesterday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been speaking for an hour before my voice cracked.
You had been speaking about your dog until everyone got bored.
He had been speaking with the client before the call dropped.
We had been speaking Spanish all day before switching to English.
They had been speaking in whispers until the teacher turned around.
Future Simple (will)
If you need any advice, I will speak to you later.
You will speak with the manager when you arrive tomorrow.
He will speak at the graduation ceremony next Friday morning.
We will speak about the budget during our next meeting.
They will speak to the press after the game finishes.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to speak to my parents about my future.
You are going to speak at the conference next Tuesday afternoon.
He is going to speak with his lawyer before signing the papers.
We are going to speak with the coordinator after the lecture.
They are going to speak to the principal about the problem.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be speaking to the assembly.
At noon, you will be speaking with the main investor.
He will be speaking on the radio during the morning show.
We will be speaking about the project during the morning session.
They will be speaking to the visitors while we prepare lunch.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow morning, I will have spoken to the manager.
You will have spoken to the doctor before I arrive here.
He will have spoken to the client before the meeting starts.
We will have spoken to the neighbors before the party starts.
They will have spoken with the director before making a decision.
Future Perfect Continuous
By 3 PM, I will have been speaking for five hours.
You will have been speaking on the phone since morning soon.
He will have been speaking publically for an hour by noon.
We will have been speaking French for a month by tomorrow.
They will have been speaking with negotiators since yesterday afternoon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not speak Italian, but I want to learn it.
You do not speak clearly, so people cannot understand you.
He does not speak about his private life with coworkers.
We do not speak during the exam to avoid trouble.
They do not speak English, so they need a translator.
Present Simple Question
Do I speak too fast during my classroom presentations?
Do you speak any foreign languages besides Spanish and French?
Does he speak to his manager every morning before work?
Do we speak with the director about our project today?
Do they speak to their neighbors when they see them?
Past Simple Negative
I did not speak to him because I was very angry.
You did not speak during the seminar, which was surprising.
He did not speak any English when he first arrived here.
We did not speak about the issue during our lunch break.
They did not speak to each other for a whole week.
Past Simple Question
Did I speak to the right person at the office?
Did you speak to your teacher about the late homework?
Did he speak during the meeting yesterday morning or stay quiet?
Did we speak to the manager about the room discount?
Did they speak to the police after the traffic accident?