English conjugation practice
Throw
Throw conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I throw the ball to my brother.
You throw stones into the lake.
He throws the paper in the recycling bin.
We throw snowballs after school.
They throw the keys over the fence.
Present Continuous
I am throwing a ball across the yard.
You are throwing food to the ducks.
He is throwing his old shoes away.
We are throwing coins into the fountain.
They are throwing a ball around outside.
Present Perfect
I have thrown the dirty towel in the basket.
You have thrown the ball too far.
He has thrown three strikes today.
We have thrown a surprise party for Dad.
They have thrown the ball over the wall.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been throwing the ball for ten minutes.
You have been throwing paper planes all morning.
He has been throwing stones at the target.
We have been throwing logs onto the woodpile.
They have been throwing snow at one another.
Past Simple
I threw the ball during yesterday's game.
You threw your hat onto the bed.
He threw the stick for the dog.
We threw our old clothes away last week.
They threw a rope to the climber.
Past Continuous
I was throwing a ball when it began to rain.
You were throwing stones beside the river.
He was throwing a frisbee in the park.
We were throwing snowballs before dinner.
They were throwing a ball when the bell rang.
Past Perfect
I had thrown the letter away before reading it.
You had thrown the ball across the field.
He had thrown the net before the fish escaped.
We had thrown all the balls back by noon.
They had thrown a rope over the wall.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been throwing the ball for an hour before lunch.
You had been throwing stones when the teacher arrived.
He had been throwing paper planes all afternoon.
We had been throwing wood onto the fire since sunset.
They had been throwing snowballs before the match started.
Future Simple (will)
I will throw the ball back to you.
You will throw the first ball tomorrow.
He will throw the rubbish out later.
We will throw a rope across the gap.
They will throw the ball after practice.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to throw this empty box away.
You are going to throw the opening ball.
He is going to throw a stone into the pond.
We are going to throw coins into the fountain.
They are going to throw a picnic blanket over the fence.
Future Continuous
I will be throwing the ball at three o'clock.
You will be throwing balls during the competition.
He will be throwing the first pitch tonight.
We will be throwing snowballs on Saturday.
They will be throwing the rope from the boat.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have thrown every old newspaper away.
By then, you will have thrown ten balls.
By sunset, he will have thrown the net twice.
By Friday, we will have thrown all the boxes away.
By the end of the game, they will have thrown many balls.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been throwing balls for two hours.
By lunch, you will have been throwing stones all morning.
By then, he will have been throwing the ball for an hour.
By sunset, we will have been throwing wood onto the fire.
By the final whistle, they will have been throwing the ball for ninety minutes.
Present Simple Negative
I do not throw food at people.
You do not throw toys down the stairs.
He does not throw the ball indoors.
We do not throw stones at windows.
They do not throw rubbish into the river.
Present Simple Question
Do I throw the ball now?
Do you throw this paper away?
Does he throw the first ball?
Do we throw these boxes away?
Do they throw the rope from here?
Past Simple Negative
I did not throw the ball during the match.
You did not throw the note in the bin.
He did not throw the stone very far.
We did not throw any food away.
They did not throw the rope far enough.
Past Simple Question
Did I throw the ball too hard?
Did you throw your old shoes away?
Did he throw the net into the water?
Did we throw the paper planes outside?
Did they throw the ball over the wall?