English conjugation practice
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Present Simple
I always take my umbrella with me when the sky is grey.
You should always take your time when you write an important essay.
He takes his dog for a long walk in the park every morning.
We take our responsibilities very seriously at this school as student leaders.
They take a vacation to Spain every summer to enjoy the sun.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am taking my English exam, so I am very focused.
You are taking a big risk by driving your car without insurance.
He is taking a bottle of water from the refrigerator at the moment.
We are taking a short break from our study session right now.
They are taking a cooking class together at the local community center.
Present Perfect
I have taken three tests this week, so I am very tired.
You have taken my favorite pen from my desk without asking me.
He has taken his car to the mechanic to fix the brakes.
We have taken many classes together since our first year at university.
They have taken a decision to move to a bigger house next month.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been taking a lot of photos with my new camera.
You have been taking too many risks with your money recently, be careful.
He has been taking medicine for his back pain since last week Tuesday.
We have been taking the bus to save money on petrol this month.
They have been taking English classes together at the school since January.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I took a long walk in the forest to enjoy nature.
You took my keys by mistake yesterday morning, didn't you, John?
He took a taxi to the airport because he was running late.
We took the train to London last weekend to visit some museums.
They took their children to the amusement park last Saturday morning early.
Past Continuous
At 10am yesterday, I was taking my final exam at the university.
While you were taking a shower, the postman delivered your big package.
He was taking a photo when a bird suddenly stole his hat away.
We were taking our seats when the theater lights suddenly went out.
They were taking a test when the fire alarm started ringing loudly.
Past Perfect
Before the teacher arrived, I had taken my seat in the front.
You had taken the medicine before you ate your breakfast this morning.
He had taken a shower before his alarm clock rang at seven.
We had taken our umbrellas because the sky had looked very grey.
They had taken their decision before they spoke to the manager yesterday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been taking lessons for a year before I passed my test.
You had been taking medicine for weeks before you felt better completely.
He had been taking photos for hours before the camera battery died yesterday.
We had been taking that route for years before the new road opened.
They had been taking classes since morning before the school closed today early.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will take the bus to the city center.
If you leave your bag there, someone will take it by mistake.
He will take his medicine after he eats his dinner tonight.
We will take a taxi if it rains heavily after the concert.
They will take their children to the zoo next weekend if sunny.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to take a day off from my work.
You are going to take a long vacation after your exams finish.
He is going to take his girlfriend to a fancy restaurant tonight.
We are going to take the train to Paris next Friday morning.
They are going to take a test tomorrow, so they must study.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be taking my driving test at the center.
You will be taking your lunch break while I am still working hard.
He will be taking his dog to the vet at ten o'clock tomorrow.
We will be taking our final exams this time next week, unfortunately.
They will be taking a tour of the ancient castle tomorrow afternoon.
Future Perfect
By next Monday, I will have taken all my university exams successfully.
By the time you return, you will have taken many useful notes.
He will have taken his medicine before the doctor arrives tomorrow morning.
We will have taken our decision before the meeting starts tomorrow morning.
They will have taken all the boxes to the new house by noon.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been taking this medicine for a year.
You will have been taking lessons for months by the time you graduate.
He will have been taking care of the garden for ten years soon.
We will have been taking this path since childhood by next summer season.
They will have been taking classes for a semester by this Friday evening.
Present Simple Negative
I do not take sugar in my coffee because I prefer it bitter.
You do not take your studies seriously enough to pass the exams easily.
He does not take the bus because he prefers riding his bicycle everywhere.
We do not take our shoes off inside the house in my country.
They do not take vacations often because they are always very busy working.
Present Simple Question
Do I take the medicine before or after I eat my breakfast?
Do you take your dog to the park every single afternoon, Sarah?
Does he take his guitar with him when he goes to school?
Do we take a left turn at the next traffic lights intersection?
Do they take English lessons at the community college on Tuesday evenings?
Past Simple Negative
I did not take your umbrella yesterday, I brought my own with me.
You did not take the trash out this morning, and it smells bad.
He did not take his jacket with him, so he felt very cold.
We did not take many photos during our vacation because it rained throughout.
They did not take the advice of their teacher and failed the test.
Past Simple Question
Did I take your pen by mistake from the library desk yesterday?
Did you take the train to go to London last weekend, John?
Did he take his dog to the veterinarian office yesterday morning early?
Did we take the correct path through the forest during our walk?
Did they take a taxi to the airport because they were late?