English conjugation practice
Stick
Stick conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I stick pictures in my notebook.
Usually, you stick to the rules.
He sticks a note beside the door.
At school, we stick our work on the wall.
The children stick colorful stars on the card.
Present Continuous
I am sticking a stamp on the envelope.
Why are you sticking your hand out of the window?
He is sticking the pieces together now.
We are sticking with our original plan.
Outside, they are sticking posters to the board.
Present Perfect
I have stuck the ticket inside my diary.
You have stuck to your promise so far.
He has stuck the broken handle back on.
We have stuck together through every problem.
The players have stuck to their strategy.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been sticking notes into this book all afternoon.
You have been sticking with the same exercise for an hour.
He has been sticking pictures onto the project board.
We have been sticking to our budget this month.
They have been sticking posters around the neighborhood.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I stuck the map in my folder.
You stuck the note under the plate.
He stuck a pin into the board.
After dinner, we stuck the photos in an album.
The hikers stuck to the marked path.
Past Continuous
I was sticking stars on the invitations when you called.
You were sticking labels onto the containers.
He was sticking paper to the window at noon.
We were sticking decorations around the classroom.
They were sticking to the plan during the meeting.
Past Perfect
Before the trip began, I had stuck the address in my wallet.
You had stuck the poster up before the guests arrived.
By sunset, he had stuck every label in place.
We had stuck the pictures into the scrapbook before bedtime.
They had stuck together through the difficult week.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been sticking notes on the pages before the teacher entered.
You had been sticking with the project for several days.
He had been sticking posters up since early morning.
We had been sticking to the schedule until the train was delayed.
They had been sticking decorations to the walls for hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will stick the receipt in my notebook.
You will stick to the instructions, I am sure.
He will stick the label on after dinner.
We will stick the invitation beside the calendar.
They will stick to the safe route tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to stick this picture inside the card.
You are going to stick the pieces together now.
He is going to stick with his original idea.
We are going to stick to the planned route.
They are going to stick posters near the entrance.
Future Continuous
At ten o'clock, I will be sticking labels on the boxes.
You will be sticking with the group during the activity.
He will be sticking photographs into the album tonight.
We will be sticking to the timetable all afternoon.
They will be sticking signs along the path tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have stuck all the stamps on the letters.
By then, you will have stuck to your decision.
Before the party starts, he will have stuck up the decorations.
By the end of class, we will have stuck the artwork on the wall.
By next month, they will have stuck with the new routine.
Future Perfect Continuous
By lunchtime, I will have been sticking notes into the book for two hours.
By then, you will have been sticking to the plan for a week.
At noon, he will have been sticking posters up since dawn.
By evening, we will have been sticking decorations up all day.
By the deadline, they will have been sticking to the rules for a year.
Present Simple Negative
I do not stick labels on glass surfaces.
You do not stick to the plan when it changes.
He does not stick papers to painted walls.
We do not stick notes on the new furniture.
They do not stick to the marked trail.
Present Simple Question
Do I stick this label on the front?
Where do you stick the spare keys?
Does he stick to the agreed schedule?
Do we stick these pictures in the album?
Do they stick with the original design?
Past Simple Negative
I did not stick the notice to the door.
You did not stick to the safety instructions.
He did not stick the photo in the frame.
We did not stick anything to the museum wall.
They did not stick to the original route.
Past Simple Question
Did I stick the receipt inside the book?
Where did you stick the invitation?
Did he stick to his promise?
Did we stick the labels on correctly?
Why did they stick to that difficult path?