English conjugation practice
Spend
Spend conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every month, I spend too much money on coffee.
If you visit the city, you spend hours in museums.
He loves reading, so he spends all his time at libraries.
We love nature, so we spend our weekends in the forest.
They are wealthy, so they spend a lot on luxury vacations.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am spending my afternoon reading a great book.
Look at your budget, you are spending too much money today!
At this moment, he is spending his break talking to colleagues.
We are spending a lot of time on this project today.
Currently, they are spending their vacation at a beautiful beach.
Present Perfect
I have spent all my savings on a new laptop computer.
You have spent three hours on that simple puzzle already.
He has spent a lot of time preparing for the interview.
We have spent a wonderful week together in the mountains.
They have spent a large amount of money on decorations.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been spending too much time on social media lately.
Lately, you have been spending your weekends working at the office.
He has been spending his afternoons practicing the piano for weeks.
We have been spending our holidays in Italy since five years.
They have been spending hours every day training for the marathon.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I spend all afternoon shopping for a new winter coat.
Last summer, you spent two weeks at a beautiful beach resort.
He spent his childhood in a small village near Paris.
We spent the whole evening talking about our school days.
They spent all their energy building the heavy wooden fence.
Past Continuous
At 4 PM yesterday, I was spending my money on books.
While you were spending time at the park, I cleaned home.
He was spending his vacation in Rome when the strike occurred.
We were spending our savings while looking for new jobs.
They were spending their holidays together before the big argument.
Past Perfect
Before the weekend arrived, I had spent all my money.
By the time you arrived, you had spent hours waiting.
He had spent his salary before the end of the month.
We had spent our energy before we reached the mountain top.
They had spent their resources before the project was finished.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been spending hours on the project before it cancelled.
You had been spending too much until you checked the account.
He had been spending his evenings studying until he graduated yesterday.
We had been spending money blindly until we made a budget.
They had been spending days practicing until the competition started.
Future Simple (will)
If you join us, I will spend the day with you.
You will spend your holidays in London next summer, right?
He will spend his afternoon fixing his old bicycle tomorrow morning.
We will spend our bonus on a nice family dinner.
They will spend the weekend preparing for the big exam.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to spend my evening watching a movie.
You are going to spend too much if you go shopping.
He is going to spend his weekend painting the living room.
We are going to spend our vacation in the mountains today.
They are going to spend the evening celebrating their great success.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be spending time with friends.
At noon, you will be spending money at the market.
He will be spending his afternoon at the dentist tomorrow.
We will be spending the weekend camping near the beautiful lake.
They will be spending their time studying in the library tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By next year, I will have spent a decade here.
You will have spent all your budget before the trip ends.
He will have spent five years in college by next June.
We will have spent two weeks in Paris by next Friday.
They will have spent thousands of dollars before the house is done.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been spending less money daily.
You will have been spending hours on code by midnight tonight.
He will have been spending summers here for ten years soon.
We will have been spending weekends together for a year soon.
They will have been spending resources since morning by sunset today.
Present Simple Negative
I do not spend money on things that I do not need.
You do not spend enough time practicing your English pronunciation.
He does not spend his weekends at home because he loves hiking.
We do not spend our holidays in the city because it's crowded.
They do not spend time together anymore since they changed schools.
Present Simple Question
Do I spend too much money on grocery shopping every week?
Do you spend your free time reading books or watching movies?
Does he spend his mornings exercising at the local gym facility?
Do we spend too much time discussing unimportant details today?
Do they spend their winter holidays in the snowy mountains usually?
Past Simple Negative
I did not spend any money at the shopping mall yesterday.
You did not spend enough time editing your English essay.
He did not spend his vacation with his family last summer.
We did not spend our weekend at the beach due to rain.
They did not spend their money wisely and lost everything quickly.
Past Simple Question
Did I spend the correct amount of money on the tickets?
Did you spend your childhood in a big city or country?
Did he spend all his savings on that expensive sports car?
Did we spend too much money at the restaurant last night?
Did they spend their holidays exploring the ancient ruins in Greece?