English conjugation practice
Survive
Survive conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I survive on very little food.
You survive difficult situations.
He survives by staying calm.
Together, we survive every challenge.
They survive in the mountains.
Present Continuous
I am surviving this busy week.
You are surviving the training well.
He is surviving on his own.
We are surviving the storm together.
They are surviving in the forest.
Present Perfect
I have survived worse problems before.
You have survived a difficult year.
He has survived three accidents.
We have survived another hard season.
They have survived the flood.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been surviving on simple meals.
You have been surviving without help.
He has been surviving in the city for months.
We have been surviving since the power failed.
They have been surviving in the desert.
Past Simple
I survived the crash.
You survived that dangerous climb.
He survived the operation.
We survived our first camping trip.
They survived the difficult journey.
Past Continuous
I was surviving on bread and water.
You were surviving while waiting for rescue.
He was surviving in a remote village.
We were surviving one day at a time.
They were surviving near the river.
Past Perfect
I had survived the worst part by noon.
You had survived before the doctor arrived.
He had survived several battles.
We had survived the hardest test.
They had survived before help came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been surviving alone for weeks.
You had been surviving on emergency supplies.
He had been surviving in the wilderness for days.
We had been surviving since the boat broke.
They had been surviving underground.
Future Simple (will)
I will survive this challenge.
You will survive the experience.
He will survive with our support.
We will survive whatever happens.
They will survive until morning.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to survive this difficult month.
You are going to survive the cold night.
He is going to survive because he is prepared.
We are going to survive this adventure.
They are going to survive the storm.
Future Continuous
I will be surviving on basic supplies then.
You will be surviving in a new environment.
He will be surviving far from home.
We will be surviving together during the outage.
They will be surviving in the shelter.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have survived the course.
By then, you will have survived the hardest stage.
He will have survived another winter by March.
By midnight, we will have survived the storm.
They will have survived the crisis by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been surviving here for a year.
By then, you will have been surviving without assistance for months.
He will have been surviving in the wild for ten days.
By spring, we will have been surviving on limited resources for six months.
They will have been surviving underground for several weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not survive on junk food alone.
You do not survive by giving up.
He does not survive without regular medicine.
We do not survive on hope alone.
They do not survive long without shelter.
Present Simple Question
Do I do survive under these conditions?
Do you do survive on such a small budget?
Does he does survive without help?
Do we do survive if the supplies run out?
Do they do survive in the desert?
Past Simple Negative
I did not survive the first winter.
You did not survive the dangerous crossing.
He did not survive the accident.
We did not survive the final round.
They did not survive the freezing night.
Past Simple Question
Did I did survive the entire trip?
Did you did survive the mountain storm?
Did he did survive the crash?
Did we did survive our first expedition?
Did they did survive the difficult journey?