English conjugation practice
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Text conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I text my sister every morning.
You text your friends after school.
Usually, he texts his mother at lunch.
On weekends, we text our cousins.
They text whenever they need advice.
Present Continuous
I am texting you from the train.
Right now, you are texting your coach.
He is texting while he waits outside.
We are texting the address to our guests.
They are texting about tonight's plans.
Present Perfect
I have texted the details already.
You have texted me three times today.
He has texted his thanks.
We have texted the hotel for directions.
They have texted their decision.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been texting since breakfast.
You have been texting during the whole trip.
He has been texting his brother for an hour.
We have been texting to organize the party.
They have been texting one another since noon.
Past Simple
I texted Dad before dinner.
You texted the answer last night.
He texted me after the concert.
We texted our teacher on Monday.
They texted the news to everyone.
Past Continuous
I was texting when the bus arrived.
You were texting during the movie.
He was texting as we entered.
We were texting while waiting in line.
They were texting when the lights went out.
Past Perfect
I had texted the address before leaving.
You had texted your response by noon.
He had texted us before the meeting began.
We had texted our location when they called.
They had texted the invitation before Friday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been texting for minutes before she replied.
You had been texting all morning when I saw you.
He had been texting his team before practice ended.
We had been texting during the journey.
They had been texting since sunrise when the phone died.
Future Simple (will)
I will text you after work.
You will text us when you arrive.
He will text the team tonight.
We will text the meeting details later.
They will text once the plane lands.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to text my aunt tonight.
You are going to text the organizer soon.
He is going to text his manager.
We are going to text our travel plans.
They are going to text the address before leaving.
Future Continuous
I will be texting during the afternoon.
You will be texting from the airport.
He will be texting while we drive.
We will be texting throughout the event.
They will be texting as the show begins.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have texted everyone.
You will have texted the client by then.
He will have texted his answer before dinner.
By sunset, we will have texted our friends.
They will have texted the results before the meeting.
Future Perfect Continuous
By ten, I will have been texting for two hours.
You will have been texting all evening by then.
He will have been texting his clients for a week.
By lunch, we will have been texting since dawn.
They will have been texting about the event all week.
Present Simple Negative
I do not text during lessons.
You do not text strangers online.
He does not text before breakfast.
We do not text during meetings.
They do not text late at night.
Present Simple Question
Do I text the number now?
Do you text your brother often?
Does he text you every day?
Do we text the teacher tonight?
Do they text when plans change?
Past Simple Negative
I did not text because my phone was off.
You did not text me yesterday.
He did not text after the game.
We did not text during the trip.
They did not text their location.
Past Simple Question
Did I text you too late?
Did you text the restaurant yesterday?
Did he text before he left?
Did we text the right number?
Did they text you after school?