English conjugation practice
Spread
Spread conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I spread fresh bread with butter.
Usually, you spread the blanket on the grass.
Every morning, he spreads news online.
Together, we spread the map on the table.
They spread kindness wherever they go.
Present Continuous
I am spreading paint on the canvas now.
You are spreading the picnic cloth outside.
At this moment, he is spreading icing on the cake.
We are spreading blankets for the guests.
Look, they are spreading sand along the icy road.
Present Perfect
I have spread the papers across my desk.
You have spread the word about the event.
He has spread fertilizer over the garden.
We have spread our supplies on the floor.
They have spread the seeds by hand.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been spreading butter for several minutes.
You have been spreading rumors all afternoon.
He has been spreading mulch around the flowers since dawn.
We have been spreading the work among the team.
They have been spreading blankets since lunchtime.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I spread jam on my toast.
You spread the papers across the floor earlier.
He spread the blanket beside the river.
We spread the seeds before the rain came.
They spread the picnic cloth under a tree.
Past Continuous
I was spreading glue when the phone rang.
You were spreading sand on the path at noon.
He was spreading frosting during the party.
We were spreading blankets when our guests arrived.
They were spreading the message throughout the school.
Past Perfect
Before lunch, I had spread the cloth.
You had spread the news before I called.
By sunrise, he had spread the seeds.
We had spread the paint before the class began.
They had spread the blankets before the children arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been spreading soil for an hour before dark.
You had been spreading the message all morning.
He had been spreading crumbs across the table.
We had been spreading the blankets since early evening.
They had been spreading sand before the storm started.
Future Simple (will)
I will spread the news after the meeting.
You will spread the cloth for dinner tonight.
He will spread the seeds tomorrow.
We will spread the blankets after sunset.
They will spread their message online.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to spread fertilizer this weekend.
You are going to spread the map for us.
He is going to spread the announcement soon.
We are going to spread the work fairly.
They are going to spread the word at school.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be spreading mulch.
You will be spreading paint during the workshop.
Tomorrow morning, he will be spreading the cloth.
We will be spreading seeds all afternoon.
They will be spreading blankets for visitors.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have spread the soil.
You will have spread the news by then.
By Friday, he will have spread the seeds.
We will have spread the work among the volunteers.
They will have spread the message across town.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been spreading compost for three hours.
You will have been spreading the news all morning.
By sunset, he will have been spreading paint since lunch.
We will have been spreading seeds throughout the morning.
By evening, they will have been spreading the message for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not spread private stories.
You do not spread butter on that side.
He does not spread gossip at work.
We do not spread rumors about neighbors.
They do not spread seeds in winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I spread the paint too thinly?
Why do you spread the blanket here?
Does he spread the news quickly?
Where do we spread the blankets?
Do they spread kindness in their community?
Past Simple Negative
I did not spread the message yesterday.
You did not spread the cloth at the picnic.
He did not spread the seeds before the rain.
We did not spread the work fairly.
They did not spread the blankets outdoors.
Past Simple Question
Did I spread enough butter on the toast?
When did you spread the map?
Did he spread the seeds last spring?
Did we spread the blanket near the fire?
Where did they spread the message first?