English conjugation practice
Sweep
Sweep conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I sweep the kitchen every morning.
You sweep the porch before breakfast.
He sweeps the classroom floor.
We sweep the shop after closing.
They sweep the floor together.
Present Continuous
I am sweeping crumbs off the table now.
You are sweeping the garage at present.
He is sweeping sand from his shoes.
We are sweeping the patio this afternoon.
They are sweeping after the party.
Present Perfect
I have swept the bedroom already.
You have swept every room in the house.
He has swept the path outside.
We have swept the entire floor.
They have swept the courtyard clean.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been sweeping since sunrise.
You have been sweeping for nearly an hour.
He has been sweeping the courtyard all morning.
We have been sweeping leaves from the garden.
They have been sweeping the stadium since noon.
Past Simple
I swept the kitchen yesterday.
You swept the porch before the guests arrived.
He swept the steps after the storm.
We swept the shop last Saturday.
They swept the street after the parade.
Past Continuous
I was sweeping when the phone rang.
You were sweeping during the afternoon.
He was sweeping while his sister washed the windows.
We were sweeping when the rain began.
They were sweeping the stage before the show.
Past Perfect
I had swept the floor before dinner.
You had swept the room by noon.
He had swept the porch before his parents returned.
We had swept the classroom when the teacher came in.
They had swept the path before the hikers arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been sweeping for an hour before lunch.
You had been sweeping since early morning.
He had been sweeping the yard before the wind rose.
We had been sweeping the floor for twenty minutes.
They had been sweeping the theater before the audience entered.
Future Simple (will)
I will sweep the kitchen tonight.
You will sweep the porch after breakfast.
He will sweep the classroom tomorrow.
We will sweep the patio later.
They will sweep the street after the festival.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to sweep the garage this afternoon.
You are going to sweep the kitchen before the party.
He is going to sweep the balcony.
We are going to sweep the hall together.
They are going to sweep the playground tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be sweeping the floor at eight.
You will be sweeping while I cook dinner.
He will be sweeping the steps this time tomorrow.
We will be sweeping the gym after practice.
They will be sweeping the courtyard all morning.
Future Perfect
I will have swept the house by noon.
You will have swept the porch before our guests arrive.
He will have swept the floor by then.
We will have swept the hall when you return.
They will have swept the stadium before the match.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been sweeping for two hours by lunch.
You will have been sweeping since dawn by then.
He will have been sweeping the yard for an hour at ten.
We will have been sweeping the garden for half a day.
They will have been sweeping the streets for weeks by spring.
Present Simple Negative
I do not sweep the attic very often.
You do not sweep the porch on rainy days.
He does not sweep without wearing gloves.
We do not sweep outside during storms.
They do not sweep the road after dark.
Present Simple Question
Do I sweep the dining room correctly?
Do you sweep the floor every day?
Does he sweep the front steps?
Do we sweep this room first?
Do they sweep the courtyard on Mondays?
Past Simple Negative
I did not sweep the kitchen yesterday.
You did not sweep the porch before leaving.
He did not sweep the classroom last week.
We did not sweep after the concert.
They did not sweep the path during the storm.
Past Simple Question
Did I sweep the right hallway?
Did you sweep the balcony yesterday?
Did he sweep the steps before dinner?
Did we sweep the shop last night?
Did they sweep the street after the parade?