English conjugation practice
Swear
Swear conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I swear to tell the truth.
You swear that the story is true.
He swears by his lucky coin.
We swear never to forget this day.
They swear on their family name.
Present Continuous
I am swearing that I locked the door.
You are swearing too often today.
He is swearing an oath before the group.
We are swearing to keep the secret.
They are swearing that nobody cheated.
Present Perfect
I have sworn to help my neighbor.
You have sworn never to repeat it.
He has sworn an oath of honesty.
We have sworn to protect the garden.
They have sworn that they heard nothing.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been swearing about this mistake all morning.
You have been swearing since the game began.
He has been swearing that he is innocent.
We have been swearing to improve the club.
They have been swearing about the unfair rule.
Past Simple
I swore to return the book.
You swore that you knew the way.
He swore an oath at noon.
We swore to meet again next year.
They swore under the old oak tree.
Past Continuous
I was swearing when my friend entered.
You were swearing during the difficult match.
He was swearing that the box was empty.
We were swearing to finish before sunset.
They were swearing while the teacher waited.
Past Perfect
I had sworn to keep the letter safe.
You had sworn that the plan would work.
He had sworn an oath before the journey began.
We had sworn to solve the puzzle together.
They had sworn that the report was accurate.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been swearing for minutes before I calmed down.
You had been swearing about the delay all afternoon.
He had been swearing that the key was missing.
We had been swearing to repair the fence.
They had been swearing before the coach arrived.
Future Simple (will)
I will swear to tell you everything.
You will swear that this moment really happened.
He will swear an oath tomorrow.
We will swear to support your decision.
They will swear that they followed the rules.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to swear that this is my best effort.
You are going to swear an oath at the ceremony.
He is going to swear to keep the promise.
We are going to swear never to argue about this again.
They are going to swear that the witness was mistaken.
Future Continuous
I will be swearing in court at ten o'clock.
You will be swearing that you are ready.
He will be swearing an oath next week.
We will be swearing to protect the animals.
They will be swearing when the referee arrives.
Future Perfect
I will have sworn to secrecy by then.
You will have sworn an oath before the meeting ends.
He will have sworn that the claim is true.
We will have sworn to remain calm before the vote.
They will have sworn that the instructions were clear.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been swearing for an hour by lunchtime.
You will have been swearing about the problem all morning.
He will have been swearing that he is innocent for days.
We will have been swearing to change the policy for months.
They will have been swearing before the celebration begins.
Present Simple Negative
I do not swear at people.
You do not swear by that old story.
He does not swear when children are nearby.
We do not swear to things lightly.
They do not swear during family dinners.
Present Simple Question
Do I do swear to keep this secret?
Do you do swear that you saw him?
Does he does swear by that tradition?
Do we do swear to tell the whole truth?
Do they do swear that the story is accurate?
Past Simple Negative
I did not swear at anyone yesterday.
You did not swear to keep the promise.
He did not swear that the story was true.
We did not swear to reveal the answer.
They did not swear under pressure.
Past Simple Question
Did I did swear to bring the keys?
Did you did swear that you were ready?
Did he did swear an oath at the ceremony?
Did we did swear to meet near the fountain?
Did they did swear that nobody had cheated?