English conjugation practice
Squeeze
Squeeze conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I squeeze the lemon over my tea.
You squeeze the soft toy gently.
He squeezes the handle before opening the door.
We squeeze hands when we meet.
They squeeze into the small elevator.
Present Continuous
I am squeezing a sponge beside the sink.
You are squeezing too hard, so the balloon may break.
He is squeezing through the crowded doorway.
We are squeezing the cushions to test them.
They are squeezing past the parked bicycles.
Present Perfect
I have squeezed all the lemons for dinner.
You have squeezed the tube from the middle.
He has squeezed the wet towel dry.
We have squeezed the juice into a glass.
They have squeezed onto the last available seats.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been squeezing oranges since breakfast.
You have been squeezing that stress ball for ten minutes.
He has been squeezing through traffic all afternoon.
We have been squeezing into this little room since noon.
They have been squeezing the bags to find the hidden toy.
Past Simple
I squeezed the orange into a cup yesterday.
You squeezed my hand before the show.
He squeezed the sponge over the bucket.
We squeezed some lemon over the fish.
They squeezed into the crowded bus.
Past Continuous
I was squeezing the bottle when it slipped.
You were squeezing lemons while I prepared the salad.
He was squeezing through the crowd at noon.
We were squeezing into our seats as the film began.
They were squeezing the clay into small shapes.
Past Perfect
I had squeezed the lemon before the guests arrived.
You had squeezed the towel dry by lunchtime.
He had squeezed through the gate before it closed.
We had squeezed into the room before the lecture started.
They had squeezed the oranges before breakfast.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been squeezing fruit for an hour before lunch.
You had been squeezing the tube until it was empty.
He had been squeezing through the crowd before we found him.
We had been squeezing into the tent before the rain stopped.
They had been squeezing the bags to check their contents.
Future Simple (will)
I will squeeze the lemons after I wash them.
You will squeeze the handle to start the tool.
He will squeeze the sponge into the bowl later.
We will squeeze fresh juice for our picnic.
They will squeeze into the spare seats.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to squeeze this orange for breakfast.
You are going to squeeze the bottle too much.
He is going to squeeze into the next train.
We are going to squeeze into the front row.
They are going to squeeze the juice into bottles.
Future Continuous
I will be squeezing oranges at eight tomorrow.
You will be squeezing the handle during the test.
He will be squeezing through the crowd by then.
We will be squeezing into the hall at seven.
They will be squeezing the cushions for the experiment.
Future Perfect
I will have squeezed every lemon by noon.
You will have squeezed the tube empty by then.
He will have squeezed through the gate before sunset.
We will have squeezed into our seats before the concert.
They will have squeezed all the fruit by dinner.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been squeezing fruit for three hours by noon.
You will have been squeezing the ball for a while by then.
He will have been squeezing through traffic for an hour.
We will have been squeezing into the small room for hours.
They will have been squeezing the bags for several minutes.
Present Simple Negative
I do not squeeze the bottle when it is full.
You do not squeeze the fruit hard enough.
He does not squeeze through narrow spaces.
We do not squeeze into cars that are already full.
They do not squeeze lemons over sweet desserts.
Present Simple Question
Do I squeeze the lemon before serving it?
Do you squeeze the handle to release the water?
Does he squeeze fresh juice each morning?
Do we squeeze the towel over this bucket?
Do they squeeze into the last row?
Past Simple Negative
I did not squeeze the fruit because it was unripe.
You did not squeeze the sponge yesterday.
He did not squeeze through the broken gate.
We did not squeeze into the crowded elevator.
They did not squeeze the oranges at breakfast.
Past Simple Question
Did I squeeze the lemon too strongly?
Did you squeeze the towel over the sink?
Did he squeeze through the small doorway?
Did we squeeze enough oranges for everyone?
Did they squeeze into the empty seats?