English conjugation practice
Think
Think conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I always think carefully before I make an important decision.
You think that English grammar is difficult, but it is easy.
He thinks that it will rain later because the sky is grey.
We think that moving to a new city is a great idea.
They think that their team will win the championship match tonight.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am thinking about what to cook for dinner tonight.
You are thinking too much about the past, so please relax now.
He is thinking about buying a new bicycle for his daily commute.
We are thinking of going to the beach this coming weekend if sunny.
They are thinking about moving to Canada to start a new life.
Present Perfect
I have thought about your proposal carefully and I agree to it.
You have thought about this problem for hours, so take a break.
He has thought of a great solution to our financial problem today.
We have thought about visiting you many times during this past year.
They have thought of a name for their new baby girl already.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been thinking about changing my career path completely.
You have been thinking about that mistake for a whole week now.
He has been thinking about moving to Paris since last winter arrived.
We have been thinking about buying a new house in the countryside.
They have been thinking about starting their own business for months now.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I thought that I lost my wallet, but it was home.
You thought the test was easy, but many students failed it.
He thought that she was his friend until she lied to him.
We thought we were late, but the train was delayed too.
They thought that the movie was very boring, so they left early.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was thinking about my upcoming job interview.
While you were thinking about the answer, I found it online quickly.
He was thinking about his family when he wrote the beautiful poem.
We were thinking about going out when the heavy rain started yesterday.
They were thinking about their future plans during the long train ride.
Past Perfect
Before you spoke, I had thought that the meeting was canceled today.
You had thought it was a secret before she told everyone here.
He had thought he was safe before the storm suddenly turned around.
We had thought about buying that car before we saw its price.
They had thought they were alone before they heard a loud noise.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been thinking about that problem for hours when I found the answer.
You had been thinking about resigning before your boss gave you a promotion.
He had been thinking of her for days when she finally called him.
We had been thinking about a vacation for months when we booked it.
They had been thinking about a solution before the meeting started today.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow, I will think about your request and give an answer.
If you give him time, he will think of a good idea.
He will think that you are crazy if you wear that costume.
We will think of you when we are traveling around Europe next summer.
They will think that we are lost if we don't arrive soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow morning, I am going to think about our holiday plans.
You are going to think differently after you read this interesting article.
He is going to think about your advice before making a decision.
We are going to think carefully before we choose our new leader.
They are going to think that we forgot their party if we stay.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be thinking about my exam results anxiously.
You will be thinking about your vacation while sitting in the classroom.
He will be thinking about his speech when he stands on stage.
We will be thinking about our choices during the long flight tomorrow.
They will be thinking about their families while working abroad next year.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow, I will have thought of a perfect gift for her.
By next week, you will have thought about this option enough, surely.
He will have thought through the whole plan before the meeting starts.
We will have thought of a solution before the deadline arrives tonight.
They will have thought about their decision before they sign the contract.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been thinking about this for a year.
You will have been thinking about it for hours by the time he arrives.
He will have been thinking about moving to Paris for ten years soon.
We will have been thinking about our future for a decade this winter.
They will have been thinking of a plan since yesterday by tomorrow evening.
Present Simple Negative
I do not think that this is the correct way to the museum.
You do not think about the consequences before you speak rudely to people.
He does not think that he can pass the difficult exam tomorrow.
We do not think that the museum is open on public holidays here.
They do not think that their neighbors are very friendly or helpful people.
Present Simple Question
Do I think too much about what other people say about me?
Do you think that it will rain during our picnic this afternoon?
Does he think that his team will win the football match tonight?
Do we think that we have enough food for all the guests?
Do they think that the price of this house is too expensive?
Past Simple Negative
I did not think that you would arrive so early this morning.
You did not think about my feelings when you made that decision.
He did not think that the test would be so difficult yesterday.
We did not think that the store was closed on Mondays here.
They did not think that their car would break down during the trip.
Past Simple Question
Did I think that the keys were in my jacket pocket yesterday?
Did you think that the movie last night was very interesting, Sarah?
Did he think that he could fix the broken window by himself?
Did we think about the consequences before we bought this expensive house?
Did they think that the lesson started at nine o'clock yesterday morning?