English conjugation practice
Swim
Swim conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I swim before breakfast.
You swim very well.
He swims at the local pool.
We swim together during the summer.
They swim in the lake.
Present Continuous
I am swimming across the shallow end.
You are swimming faster today.
He is swimming with his brother.
We are swimming in the warm water.
They are swimming toward the dock.
Present Perfect
I have swum in three different seas.
You have swum a long distance.
He has swum across the river.
We have swum enough for one day.
They have swum in the competition before.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been swimming for forty minutes.
You have been swimming since noon.
He has been swimming all afternoon.
We have been swimming in this pool for years.
They have been swimming since the lesson began.
Past Simple
I swam in the sea yesterday.
You swam across the pool quickly.
He swam after school last Friday.
We swam before the rain started.
They swam to the island last summer.
Past Continuous
I was swimming when the phone rang.
You were swimming during the storm.
He was swimming near the rocks at sunset.
We were swimming when the whistle blew.
They were swimming near the beach that evening.
Past Perfect
I had swum ten laps before breakfast.
You had swum there once before.
He had swum across the channel by noon.
We had swum for an hour before resting.
They had swum the full course before sunset.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been swimming for an hour when it grew dark.
You had been swimming since early morning.
He had been swimming before the coach arrived.
We had been swimming when the lights went out.
They had been swimming for two hours before lunch.
Future Simple (will)
I will swim tomorrow morning.
You will swim after the safety lesson.
He will swim in the final race.
We will swim at the beach next weekend.
They will swim if the weather stays clear.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to swim after work.
You are going to swim in the deep pool.
He is going to swim with his classmates.
We are going to swim once the pool opens.
They are going to swim in the charity event.
Future Continuous
I will be swimming at this time tomorrow.
You will be swimming while I watch the children.
He will be swimming in the morning practice.
We will be swimming all afternoon on Saturday.
They will be swimming during the afternoon session.
Future Perfect
I will have swum five kilometers by noon.
You will have swum the whole course by then.
He will have swum across the lake before sunset.
We will have swum before the picnic starts.
They will have swum a long distance by tomorrow.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been swimming for an hour by ten o'clock.
You will have been swimming for thirty minutes by then.
He will have been swimming since dawn by lunchtime.
We will have been swimming all morning by lunchtime.
They will have been swimming for two hours by noon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not swim in cold water.
You do not swim on rainy days.
He does not swim without a coach.
We do not swim after dark.
They do not swim during winter.
Present Simple Question
Do I do swim well enough for the team?
Do you do swim every week?
Does he does swim near the shore?
Do we do swim here in winter?
Do they do swim in competitions?
Past Simple Negative
I did not swim yesterday because I was ill.
You did not swim during the lesson.
He did not swim in the final race.
We did not swim on our camping trip.
They did not swim after the warning.
Past Simple Question
Did I did swim far enough yesterday?
Did you did swim across the river?
Did he did swim in the school race?
Did we did swim in that pool last year?
Did they did swim to the small island?