English conjugation practice
Teach
Teach conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I teach children every Saturday.
You teach math at the local school.
He teaches science to young students.
We teach music after school.
They teach people how to swim.
Present Continuous
I am teaching a new class this morning.
You are teaching the lesson very clearly.
He is teaching his brother to read.
We are teaching in the library today.
They are teaching new workers this week.
Present Perfect
I have taught this course three times.
You have taught me a valuable lesson.
He has taught at this college since June.
We have taught several groups this year.
They have taught abroad for many years.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been teaching here since January.
You have been teaching for six hours today.
He has been teaching young athletes all afternoon.
We have been teaching together since spring.
They have been teaching beginners all morning.
Past Simple
I taught history last year.
You taught us a wonderful song yesterday.
He taught at a village school in 2018.
We taught basic computer skills last weekend.
They taught English during their trip.
Past Continuous
I was teaching when the bell rang.
You were teaching during the power cut.
He was teaching while I prepared the materials.
We were teaching when the fire alarm sounded.
They were teaching outside because the room was full.
Past Perfect
I had taught the basics before the test began.
You had taught that subject before moving abroad.
He had taught for ten years by 2020.
We had taught several lessons before the holiday.
They had taught the method to every new employee.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been teaching for hours before I took a break.
You had been teaching all morning when we called.
He had been teaching there for five years before retiring.
We had been teaching for months before the program ended.
They had been teaching online before the school reopened.
Future Simple (will)
I will teach the next lesson tomorrow.
You will teach the new students next term.
He will teach us how to use the machine.
We will teach the children a new game.
They will teach at the summer camp.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to teach a cooking class tonight.
You are going to teach the afternoon group.
He is going to teach us first aid.
We are going to teach abroad next year.
They are going to teach a practical workshop.
Future Continuous
I will be teaching at three o'clock.
You will be teaching while the visitors tour the building.
He will be teaching in Room Four tomorrow.
We will be teaching all afternoon.
They will be teaching at the conference next Friday.
Future Perfect
I will have taught four classes by Friday.
You will have taught the whole unit by then.
He will have taught thousands of students by retirement.
We will have taught this material by the end of the course.
They will have taught all the basic skills by summer.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been teaching for ten years next month.
You will have been teaching for six hours by sunset.
He will have been teaching there for a decade in May.
We will have been teaching together for a year in August.
They will have been teaching online for months by winter.
Present Simple Negative
I do not teach on Sundays.
You do not teach this subject at work.
He does not teach advanced classes.
We do not teach without proper materials.
They do not teach small children.
Present Simple Question
Do I teach this lesson correctly?
Do you teach beginners here?
Does he teach on Friday mornings?
Do we teach the same course?
Do they teach at this university?
Past Simple Negative
I did not teach last Monday.
You did not teach the final lesson.
He did not teach us the correct answer.
We did not teach that topic yesterday.
They did not teach at the old school.
Past Simple Question
Did I teach you that rule last week?
Did you teach the new group yesterday?
Did he teach before the break?
Did we teach enough during the workshop?
Did they teach you how to fix it?