English conjugation practice
Tear
Tear conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I tear the paper carefully.
You tear old letters into small pieces.
He tears the wrapping from the gift.
We tear the bread before serving it.
They tear the poster down after the event.
Present Continuous
I am tearing the cardboard for the art project.
You are tearing the envelope open now.
He is tearing strips of cloth for the repair.
We are tearing newspaper for the papier-mâché model.
They are tearing the boxes down for recycling.
Present Perfect
I have torn the label off the jar.
You have torn your sleeve on the fence.
He has torn three sheets from the pad.
We have torn down the damaged wallpaper.
They have torn the old contract into pieces.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been tearing paper for the collage all morning.
You have been tearing at that loose thread for minutes.
He has been tearing cardboard since breakfast.
We have been tearing tickets for the guests since noon.
They have been tearing down posters across the neighborhood.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I tore my old jeans.
You tore the paper while opening the package.
He tore the photograph by mistake.
After lunch, we tore the boxes apart.
They tore the curtain during the play.
Past Continuous
I was tearing wrapping paper when you called.
You were tearing leaves for the science lesson.
He was tearing a receipt as the bus arrived.
We were tearing old posters down during the cleanup.
They were tearing bread when the guests entered.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had torn all the paper.
You had torn the envelope before I saw it.
He had torn his shirt before the game ended.
We had torn the tickets by the time the show began.
They had torn down the fence after the storm.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been tearing paper for an hour before dinner.
You had been tearing at the package before it opened.
He had been tearing fabric all afternoon when the needle broke.
We had been tearing cardboard since early morning.
They had been tearing posters down before the police came.
Future Simple (will)
I will tear the paper into equal squares.
You will tear the seal if you pull harder.
He will tear the old poster down tomorrow.
We will tear the cardboard after the lesson.
They will tear the tickets at the entrance.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to tear this coupon from the book.
You are going to tear the paper if you bend it again.
He is going to tear the empty box apart.
We are going to tear down the temporary decorations.
They are going to tear the letter up after reading it.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be tearing paper for the display.
During the workshop, you will be tearing fabric into strips.
He will be tearing tickets at the theater this evening.
We will be tearing down the set after the performance.
They will be tearing open the packages at noon.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow, I will have torn enough paper for the project.
By then, you will have torn the wrapper off.
He will have torn the tickets before the doors close.
We will have torn down the banners by Friday.
They will have torn the old maps apart before the trip.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been tearing paper for three hours.
By lunchtime, you will have been tearing cardboard since dawn.
He will have been tearing tickets for six hours by closing time.
By evening, we will have been tearing down decorations for hours.
By the end of the month, they will have been tearing old posters down for weeks.
Present Simple Negative
I do not tear pages from library books.
You do not tear the package with scissors.
He does not tear his clothes easily.
We do not tear important documents.
They do not tear the posters off the walls.
Present Simple Question
Do I tear this form along the dotted line?
Do you tear the bread by hand?
Does he tear tickets at the front desk?
Do we tear the tickets before entering?
Do they tear down the decorations after parties?
Past Simple Negative
I did not tear the letter yesterday.
You did not tear your jacket during the hike.
He did not tear the photograph after all.
We did not tear the wrapping before the party.
They did not tear the poster despite the rain.
Past Simple Question
Did I tear the corner of the receipt?
Did you tear the paper during the exercise?
Did he tear his shirt on the branch?
Did we tear the tickets at the entrance?
Did they tear the curtain during the show?