English conjugation practice
Succeed
Succeed conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I succeed when I work hard.
Usually, you succeed with careful planning.
He succeeds in difficult situations.
Together, we succeed as a team.
In the end, they succeed.
Present Continuous
I am succeeding in my new job.
You are succeeding more each day.
He is succeeding despite the challenge.
We are succeeding by staying patient.
They are succeeding in their training.
Present Perfect
I have succeeded in reaching my goal.
You have succeeded where others stopped.
He has succeeded in business.
We have succeeded beyond our hopes.
They have succeeded at last.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been succeeding because I practice daily.
You have been succeeding throughout the course.
He has been succeeding since he found a mentor.
We have been succeeding through steady teamwork.
They have been succeeding since the new coach arrived.
Past Simple
I succeeded in passing the test yesterday.
You succeeded during the final round.
He succeeded on his first try.
We succeeded in solving the puzzle.
They succeeded despite the bad weather.
Past Continuous
I was succeeding until the rules changed.
You were succeeding when the bell rang.
He was succeeding in his first season.
We were succeeding when the power failed.
They were succeeding during the early matches.
Past Perfect
I had succeeded before the interview began.
You had succeeded by the time we arrived.
He had succeeded in every previous attempt.
We had succeeded long before the celebration.
They had succeeded when the news arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been succeeding until I lost focus.
You had been succeeding for months before the change.
He had been succeeding steadily before retirement.
We had been succeeding through careful preparation.
They had been succeeding before the team split.
Future Simple (will)
I will succeed if I keep trying.
You will succeed with enough patience.
He will succeed in his new position.
We will succeed if we cooperate.
They will succeed sooner than expected.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to succeed with this plan.
You are going to succeed in the competition.
He is going to succeed if he stays focused.
We are going to succeed if we remain calm.
They are going to succeed with their careful approach.
Future Continuous
I will be succeeding by the end of the course.
You will be succeeding while others are still learning.
He will be succeeding in a larger role next year.
We will be succeeding during the next stage.
They will be succeeding after more practice.
Future Perfect
I will have succeeded by the end of the year.
You will have succeeded once the task is complete.
He will have succeeded by Friday.
We will have succeeded after completing all three steps.
They will have succeeded before the deadline.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been succeeding for a year by June.
You will have been succeeding for months by then.
He will have been succeeding for a decade next autumn.
We will have been succeeding together for a long time.
They will have been succeeding for several seasons by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not succeed when I rush.
You do not succeed without a clear goal.
He does not succeed by ignoring advice.
We do not succeed when we stop communicating.
They do not succeed without support.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I succeed when I stay organized?
Why do you succeed so easily?
How does he succeed under pressure?
Do we do we succeed as a group?
How often do they succeed?
Past Simple Negative
I did not succeed on my first attempt.
You did not succeed that day.
He did not succeed in the final match.
We did not succeed last season.
They did not succeed in finding a solution.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I succeed in explaining the idea?
When did you succeed in reaching the summit?
How did he succeed after the setback?
Did we did we succeed in helping them?
When did they succeed at last?