English conjugation practice
Study
Study conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I study science after dinner.
You study at the library on Mondays.
Before breakfast, he studies history.
Together, we study for the final exam.
They study hard whenever tests are near.
Present Continuous
I am studying in my room right now.
You are studying while the baby sleeps.
At the moment, he is studying geography.
We are studying together at the cafe.
They are studying when I call them.
Present Perfect
I have studied this topic before.
You have studied enough for today.
He has studied several ancient languages.
We have studied every chapter.
They have studied at this school since September.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been studying for two hours.
You have been studying all afternoon.
He has been studying since sunrise.
We have been studying together since lunch.
They have been studying for the competition.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I studied biology.
You studied late last night.
He studied art at university.
Last weekend, we studied for our exams.
They studied together during the holiday.
Past Continuous
I was studying when the phone rang.
You were studying while I cooked.
At noon, he was studying in the garden.
We were studying during the power cut.
They were studying as the storm began.
Past Perfect
I had studied the material before class started.
You had studied that subject already.
By June, he had studied five courses.
We had studied enough when the teacher dismissed us.
They had studied the rules before playing.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been studying for hours before dinner.
You had been studying all morning when I visited.
He had been studying since dawn before taking a break.
We had been studying together before the library closed.
They had been studying all evening before the lights went out.
Future Simple (will)
I will study after I finish dinner.
You will study with us tomorrow.
He will study abroad next year.
We will study together before the test.
They will study at home tonight.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to study chemistry this evening.
You are going to study with your sister.
He is going to study architecture next autumn.
We are going to study at the museum tomorrow.
They are going to study together this weekend.
Future Continuous
At eight o'clock, I will be studying.
You will be studying during the afternoon.
This time tomorrow, he will be studying abroad.
We will be studying when you arrive.
They will be studying in the main hall tomorrow morning.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have studied all the chapters.
By then, you will have studied the basic rules.
By next summer, he will have studied for a full year.
Before the exam, we will have studied every unit.
By December, they will have studied three languages.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been studying for six hours.
Next month, you will have been studying here for a year.
By sunset, he will have been studying all day.
By the weekend, we will have been studying together for a month.
At the end of term, they will have been studying for many weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not study late at night.
You do not study on Sundays.
He does not study without taking notes.
We do not study when we feel tired.
They do not study on public holidays.
Present Simple Question
Do I study this chapter first?
Do you study before breakfast?
Does he study at home?
When do we study for the test?
Do they study together after school?
Past Simple Negative
I did not study yesterday.
You did not study for the last quiz.
He did not study during the vacation.
We did not study because the school was closed.
They did not study before the surprise test.
Past Simple Question
Did I study the correct lesson?
When did you study this subject?
Did he study for the exam?
Why did we study that difficult topic?
Did they study together yesterday?