English conjugation practice
Touch
Touch conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I touch the screen gently.
You touch the soft fabric.
He touches the wall before entering.
At practice, we touch the ball with one hand.
Before the game, they touch the lucky statue.
Present Continuous
I am touching the paint to see whether it is dry.
Why are touching the hot pan?
He is touching the map while looking for the trail.
We are touching the samples with clean gloves.
They are touching the ancient stones for a photograph.
Present Perfect
I have touched the button twice already.
You have touched the wet cement.
He has touched the trophy at last.
We have touched every item on the list.
They have touched the exhibit without permission.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been touching the fabric for several minutes.
You have been touching your face all morning.
He has been touching the old photographs since lunch.
We have been touching the clay to shape it.
They have been touching the display since the guide left.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I touched a strange stone.
You touched the picture frame by accident.
He touched the ice and quickly pulled away.
After washing our hands, we touched the dough.
They touched the statue before the museum closed.
Past Continuous
I was touching the fabric when the lights went out.
You were touching the controls during the lesson.
He was touching the leaves as he walked.
We were touching the test materials at three o'clock.
They were touching the water when rain began.
Past Perfect
By noon, I had touched every sample.
You had touched the switch before I arrived.
He had touched the painting before the guard noticed.
We had touched the surface, so we changed our gloves.
Before leaving, they had touched the carved doorway.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been touching the soil for an hour before it rained.
You had been touching the screen before it stopped working.
He had been touching the old coin since breakfast.
We had been touching the clay before the teacher returned.
They had been touching the artifacts until the tour ended.
Future Simple (will)
I will touch the surface after the test.
You will touch the button when I say so.
He will touch the ball during the final round.
We will touch the material tomorrow.
Perhaps they will touch the lucky stone before the race.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to touch the screen to open the menu.
You are going to touch the wet paint if you lean there.
He is going to touch the fabric for his project.
We are going to touch the model during our demonstration.
They are going to touch the historic wall with special gloves.
Future Continuous
At ten tomorrow, I will be touching the test samples.
You will be touching the controls during the flight.
He will be touching the equipment while the class observes.
We will be touching the exhibits at this time tomorrow.
They will be touching the surface while the machine runs.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have touched all the materials.
By then, you will have touched the final button.
He will have touched the trophy before the visitors arrive.
Before the lesson ends, we will have touched each sample.
By sunset, they will have touched the mountain wall.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been touching the fabric for two hours.
At six o'clock, you will have been touching the controls all day.
By the end of practice, he will have been touching the ball for an hour.
By lunchtime, we will have been touching the samples since dawn.
When the tour finishes, they will have been touching the exhibits for hours.
Present Simple Negative
I do not touch electrical wires.
Please, you do not touch the hot stove.
He does not touch food before washing his hands.
We do not touch wild animals.
For safety, they do not touch the old wires.
Present Simple Question
Do I touch the blue button now?
Do you touch the screen with one finger?
Does he touch the sculpture during tours?
Do we touch the samples after labeling them?
Do they touch the stones on this path?
Past Simple Negative
I did not touch the painting yesterday.
You did not touch the broken glass.
He did not touch the switch during the test.
We did not touch anything inside the box.
They did not touch the artifacts at the museum.
Past Simple Question
Did I touch your shoulder by mistake?
Did you touch the wet paint?
Did he touch the old coin?
Did we touch every item on the list?
Why did they touch the museum wall?