English conjugation practice
Stay
Stay conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I stay at home on rainy Sunday afternoons to read.
You stay at the best hotel whenever you visit London.
He stays at his grandparents' farm during every summer holiday.
We stay with our good friends when we visit Paris.
They stay up late to watch the Friday night football.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am staying at a beautiful hotel beach.
You are staying with your aunt this week, correct?
He is staying at his friend's apartment for few days.
We are staying at a cozy mountain cabin right now.
They are staying at the school camp until next Friday.
Present Perfect
I have stayed in this small town for ten years.
You have stayed awake all night long to study hard.
He has stayed at home today because he feels sick.
We have stayed at that holiday resort three times before.
They have stayed in the office late to finish work.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been staying up late to read books.
You have been staying at the library a lot recently.
He has been staying with his brother since last month.
We have been staying at a budget hotel this week.
They have been staying clear of the busy city center.
Past Simple
Yesterday evening, I stayed at the office until eight.
You stayed at a very nice place last summer holiday.
He stayed in bed all day because of flu virus.
We stayed at home and watched an interesting movie yesterday.
They stayed at the beach until the beautiful red sunset.
Past Continuous
At 11 PM yesterday, I was staying awake reading.
While you were staying at the beach, I worked hard.
He was staying at a hostel when I met him.
We were staying at my uncle's house during the holidays.
They were staying at the camp when the storm began.
Past Perfect
Before they arrived, I had stayed at the hotel.
You had stayed at that cabin before it was renovated.
He had stayed single until he met his lovely wife.
We had stayed friends despite moving to different far countries.
They had stayed at the camp before the heavy rain.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been staying at that hotel for a week when fire started.
You had been staying with friends before finding an apartment.
He had been staying awake for hours when he fell asleep.
We were staying— (Past Perfect Continuous): We had been staying there for months before we bought a house.
They had been staying at the cabin until the winter snow froze.
Future Simple (will)
If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home.
You will stay safe if you follow these traffic rules.
He will stay at a nice hotel during his trip.
We will stay at the beach until the sun sets.
They will stay in the classroom until the teacher returns.
Future Prospective (be going to)
This afternoon, I am going to stay in bed.
You are going to stay at your friend's house tonight.
He is going to stay inside because it is freezing outside.
We are going to stay at a nice mountain resort.
They are going to stay with their grandparents this weekend.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be staying at my aunt's.
At midnight, you will be staying at a local hostel.
He will be staying at the beach house next week.
We will be staying at home while you are traveling.
They will be staying at the camp during the winter.
Future Perfect
By next Monday, I will have stayed here a month.
You will have stayed at the hotel before I arrive.
He will have stayed in bed for a week tomorrow.
We will have stayed at every resort by next year.
They will have stayed in the city for a week.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next June, I will have been staying here for a year.
You will have been staying at that clinic for weeks.
He will have been staying with us for a month soon.
We will have been staying at this camp for a week.
They will have been staying at the hotel for days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not stay up late during the school week.
You do not stay at home even when it rains.
He does not stay in the office after five o'clock.
We do not stay at cheap hotels when we travel.
They do not stay inside on beautiful sunny summer days.
Present Simple Question
Do I stay in this small room or the big one?
Do you stay at your grandparents' house every weekend?
Does he stay focused during his long afternoon study hours?
Do we stay here until the rain completely stops blowing?
Do they stay at the same beach hotel every summer?
Past Simple Negative
I did not stay at the party because I felt tired.
You did not stay at the library to finish homework.
He did not stay at home yesterday; he went out.
We did not stay long at the crowded museum yesterday.
They did not stay awake to watch the late movie.
Past Simple Question
Did I stay in the correct room last night, sir?
Did you stay at a luxury hotel during your holiday?
Did he stay at home because of the bad weather?
Did we stay at the same place five years ago?
Did they stay in the office late yesterday to work?