English conjugation practice
Split
Split conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I split the apple with a knife.
You split the wood every morning.
At work, he splits the teams fairly.
Together, we split the bill after dinner.
They split the tasks among the volunteers.
Present Continuous
I am splitting the cake into eight pieces.
Right now, you are splitting the class into groups.
He is splitting the logs beside the house.
This afternoon, we are splitting the work into small parts.
They are splitting the prize money equally.
Present Perfect
I have split the orange into four sections.
You have split the board into two teams.
He has split the package open already.
We have split the costs with our neighbors.
They have split the large room into offices.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been splitting firewood since sunrise.
You have been splitting your time very carefully.
For an hour, he has been splitting the documents into files.
We have been splitting the garden into planting areas.
They have been splitting the work since the meeting began.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I split the melon for everyone.
You split the paper along the marked line.
He split the team into two groups last week.
After lunch, we split the bill.
They split the old room into two bedrooms.
Past Continuous
I was splitting the logs when it started to rain.
You were splitting the fruit for the picnic.
At noon, he was splitting the class into teams.
While they watched, we were splitting the firewood.
They were splitting the money when the manager arrived.
Past Perfect
By breakfast, I had split the bread for the guests.
You had split the boxes before the truck came.
He had split the group before the teacher returned.
Before dinner, we had split the tasks among us.
They had split the prize before the final announcement.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been splitting wood for two hours before sunset.
You had been splitting the work all morning when I called.
He had been splitting the documents before the computer crashed.
We had been splitting the room into sections before the guests arrived.
They had been splitting the costs for months before moving.
Future Simple (will)
I will split the cake after dinner.
You will split the class tomorrow.
He will split the wood before winter.
We will split the duties fairly.
They will split the large group into teams.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to split this sandwich with you.
You are going to split the project into stages.
He is going to split the firewood this afternoon.
We are going to split the bill at the restaurant.
They are going to split the room with a curtain.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be splitting the logs.
You will be splitting the teams during the lesson.
He will be splitting the fruit when we arrive.
This time tomorrow, we will be splitting the workload.
They will be splitting the group during the exercise.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have split all the kindling.
By Friday, you will have split the project into sections.
He will have split the class before the bell rings.
By evening, we will have split the expenses.
They will have split the teams by the start of practice.
Future Perfect Continuous
By sunset, I will have been splitting wood for five hours.
Next month, you will have been splitting your time between both jobs.
By then, he will have been splitting the files for an hour.
By Friday, we will have been splitting the work for a full week.
By midnight, they will have been splitting the wood for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not split the bill with strangers.
You do not split the paper without a ruler.
He does not split his attention during tests.
We do not split the work unfairly.
They do not split the prize before the contest ends.
Present Simple Question
Do I do split the orange this way?
Do you do split the chores with your brother?
Does he does split the wood by hand?
Do we do split the cost tonight?
Do they do split the teams before practice?
Past Simple Negative
I did not split the cake at the party.
You did not split the branch yesterday.
He did not split the group after all.
We did not split the room during the renovation.
They did not split the prize after the game.
Past Simple Question
Did I did split the paper correctly?
Did you did split the apple before lunch?
Did he did split the team yesterday?
Did we did split the tasks fairly?
Did they did split the room into offices?