English conjugation practice
Tidy
Tidy conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I tidy my desk every Friday.
Before dinner, you tidy the kitchen.
He tidies his room after breakfast.
On Saturdays, we tidy the whole house.
They tidy their desks before class.
Present Continuous
I am tidying the shelves right now.
You are tidying the garage this afternoon.
At the moment, he is tidying his backpack.
We are tidying before our guests arrive.
Look, they are tidying the classroom.
Present Perfect
I have tidied my bedroom already.
You have tidied the study very well.
He has tidied the drawer, so everything is easy to find.
We have tidied the kitchen since lunch.
They have tidied every room in the house.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been tidying for an hour.
You have been tidying since early morning.
He has been tidying the attic all day.
We have been tidying while the children play.
They have been tidying the shop since noon.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I tidied my closet.
You tidied the playroom after lunch.
He tidied the garden shed last weekend.
We tidied the apartment on Sunday.
After the party, they tidied the hall.
Past Continuous
I was tidying my office when you called.
You were tidying the kitchen at six.
He was tidying the basement during the storm.
We were tidying the classroom when the bell rang.
They were tidying the shop all afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had tidied the room before my friend arrived.
By noon, you had tidied the entire office.
He had tidied his desk before the lesson began.
Before the inspection, we had tidied every room.
They had tidied the house before the guests came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been tidying for hours before I rested.
You had been tidying since breakfast when I visited.
He had been tidying the garage all morning before lunch.
We had been tidying the attic when the lights failed.
They had been tidying the hall before the ceremony.
Future Simple (will)
I will tidy my room after school.
You will tidy the table later.
He will tidy the garage tomorrow.
We will tidy everything after dinner.
They will tidy the classroom on Friday.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to tidy the cupboard this evening.
You are going to tidy your desk before bed.
He is going to tidy the workshop tomorrow.
We are going to tidy the patio this weekend.
They are going to tidy the school library.
Future Continuous
At eight tonight, I will be tidying the kitchen.
You will be tidying while I cook.
This time tomorrow, he will be tidying his new apartment.
We will be tidying the house all morning.
At noon, they will be tidying the store.
Future Perfect
By bedtime, I will have tidied my room.
By Friday, you will have tidied the office.
He will have tidied the garage before noon.
By Sunday, we will have tidied the whole house.
Before the guests arrive, they will have tidied the hall.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been tidying for four hours.
By lunch, you will have been tidying since dawn.
By evening, he will have been tidying the attic all day.
By Saturday, we will have been tidying for a week.
By the inspection, they will have been tidying the building for days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not tidy my desk on busy mornings.
You do not tidy the kitchen every day.
He does not tidy his room very often.
We do not tidy the attic in summer.
They do not tidy the classroom after lunch.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I tidy this shelf correctly?
Do you do you tidy your room before school?
Does he does he tidy the office on Fridays?
Do we do we tidy the hall before dinner?
Do they do they tidy the shop every night?
Past Simple Negative
I did not tidy the cupboard yesterday.
You did not tidy your desk last night.
He did not tidy the garage on Saturday.
We did not tidy the house after the picnic.
They did not tidy the classroom last week.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I tidy the correct drawer?
Did you did you tidy the kitchen yesterday?
Did he did he tidy the garage before lunch?
Did we did we tidy the whole apartment?
Did they did they tidy the hall after the party?