English conjugation practice
Spin
Spin conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I spin the wheel slowly.
Usually, you spin the bottle.
At parties, he spins a small drum.
On weekends, we spin records.
The dancers spin across the stage.
Present Continuous
I am spinning the handle right now.
Why are you spinning in circles?
He is spinning a basketball on his finger.
We are spinning wool into yarn.
The children are spinning happily.
Present Perfect
I have spun this top three times.
You have spun the wheel already.
He has spun the ball perfectly.
Together, we have spun a wonderful story.
The performers have spun around the room.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been spinning this pencil for minutes.
You have been spinning the sign since noon.
He has been spinning plates all morning.
We have been spinning cotton since breakfast.
The wheels have been spinning on the wet road.
Past Simple
I spun the top yesterday.
After lunch, you spun the wheel.
He spun the key and opened the box.
We spun a coin to choose.
The dancers spun beneath the lights.
Past Continuous
I was spinning the knob when it broke.
While you were spinning the record, I cleaned.
He was spinning plates during the show.
We were spinning in circles at practice.
They were spinning colorful ribbons.
Past Perfect
I had spun the wheel before dinner.
By then, you had spun the top twice.
He had spun the dial before reading it.
We had spun the story many ways.
Before the music ended, they had spun across the floor.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been spinning the top for ten minutes.
You had been spinning the sign before the rain began.
He had been spinning plates for an hour.
We had been spinning wool before the guests arrived.
The dancers had been spinning since sunrise.
Future Simple (will)
I will spin the wheel tomorrow.
You will spin the prize wheel next.
He will spin the record for us.
We will spin a new design together.
They will spin the dancers into position.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to spin this top.
You are going to spin the wheel now.
He is going to spin the basketball.
We are going to spin the story differently.
The dancers are going to spin together.
Future Continuous
At eight, I will be spinning records.
Tomorrow afternoon, you will be spinning the sign.
He will be spinning plates at the festival.
During the lesson, we will be spinning thread.
At sunset, they will be spinning their ribbons.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have spun the wheel.
Before the game ends, you will have spun the bottle.
By Friday, he will have spun enough yarn.
By evening, we will have spun our tale.
The dancers will have spun across the stage.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been spinning for an hour.
By then, you will have been spinning the sign all morning.
At six, he will have been spinning plates for hours.
By Friday, we will have been spinning wool for a week.
By the finale, they will have been spinning for ten minutes.
Present Simple Negative
I do not spin the wheel without help.
You do not spin records on weekdays.
He does not spin the ball indoors.
We do not spin the bottle at school.
Those wheels do not spin smoothly.
Present Simple Question
Do I spin this knob clockwise?
Do you spin the top every day?
Does he spin records at home?
Do we spin the yarn by hand?
Do they spin during the final dance?
Past Simple Negative
I did not spin the wheel yesterday.
You did not spin the top at practice.
He did not spin the dial far enough.
We did not spin the bottle during dinner.
The dancers did not spin in the first scene.
Past Simple Question
Did I spin the wheel too quickly?
Did you spin the top yesterday?
Did he spin the basketball at school?
Did we spin the coin fairly?
Did they spin across the stage last night?