English conjugation practice
Surprise
Surprise conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I surprise my friends with funny stories.
You surprise everyone with your clever ideas.
He surprises his sister on her birthday.
We surprise our teacher with flowers.
They surprise their parents every year.
Present Continuous
I am surprising my cousin with a gift today.
You are surprising the guests right now.
He is surprising his team with new plans.
We are surprising our neighbors this evening.
They are surprising the audience with music.
Present Perfect
I have surprised my brother twice this week.
You have surprised me with your kindness.
He has surprised everyone at the meeting.
We have surprised our grandmother with a visit.
They have surprised us many times.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been surprising my classmates with small gifts.
You have been surprising the staff all morning.
He has been surprising his friends since breakfast.
We have been surprising customers with friendly service.
They have been surprising their parents since Monday.
Past Simple
I surprised my aunt last night.
You surprised me at the station yesterday.
He surprised his daughter after school.
We surprised the couple with tickets.
They surprised the crowd during the show.
Past Continuous
I was surprising my friends when the lights went out.
You were surprising the children during the party.
He was surprising his mother when she arrived.
We were surprising our coach before practice ended.
They were surprising visitors at the museum.
Past Perfect
I had surprised my parents before dinner began.
You had surprised the team by arriving early.
He had surprised his friend before the party.
We had surprised the guests before they left.
They had surprised their leader with the news.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been surprising my neighbors for several weeks.
You had been surprising the audience before the show ended.
He had been surprising his family all month.
We had been surprising our children before the holiday ended.
They had been surprising the town with their kindness.
Future Simple (will)
I will surprise my sister tomorrow.
You will surprise your guests with this dessert.
He will surprise us with his decision.
We will surprise our neighbors next weekend.
They will surprise everyone at the ceremony.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to surprise my father this evening.
You are going to surprise your friends with that news.
He is going to surprise his wife tonight.
We are going to surprise our guests after dinner.
They are going to surprise the coach with a cake.
Future Continuous
I will be surprising my cousins during the celebration.
You will be surprising the guests at eight o'clock.
He will be surprising his teammates all afternoon.
We will be surprising our children at the party.
They will be surprising the audience throughout the event.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have surprised everyone in my family.
By then, you will have surprised the whole team.
Before noon, he will have surprised his manager.
By Saturday, we will have surprised our closest friends.
By the final round, they will have surprised the judges.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been surprising my students for a year.
By midnight, you will have been surprising guests for hours.
By then, he will have been surprising his friends all week.
By winter, we will have been surprising customers for six months.
By the anniversary, they will have been surprising their children for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not surprise people without a good reason.
You do not surprise your classmates very often.
He does not surprise his parents easily.
We do not surprise our customers with hidden fees.
They do not surprise the teacher during lessons.
Present Simple Question
Do I surprise you with my answer?
Do you surprise your family on holidays?
Does he surprise his friends often?
How do we surprise our guests?
Do they surprise you with gifts?
Past Simple Negative
I did not surprise my parents yesterday.
You did not surprise us at the meeting.
He did not surprise his coach last season.
We did not surprise our neighbors last weekend.
They did not surprise the audience during the show.
Past Simple Question
Did I surprise you with my visit?
When did you surprise your brother?
Did he surprise the children yesterday?
Did we surprise our teacher this morning?
Why did they surprise the guests?