English conjugation practice
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Present Simple
I translate short stories.
You translate emails at work.
He translates poems for children.
We translate signs for visitors.
They translate books from Spanish.
Present Continuous
I am translating this letter now.
You are translating the instructions carefully.
He is translating a speech today.
We are translating these safety rules.
They are translating a new novel.
Present Perfect
I have translated three pages.
You have translated the main points.
He has translated many famous novels.
We have translated the guide already.
They have translated several songs.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been translating since breakfast.
You have been translating for two hours.
He has been translating all morning.
We have been translating the website this week.
They have been translating documents since Monday.
Past Simple
I translated the note yesterday.
You translated the sign correctly.
He translated the article last night.
We translated the menu before dinner.
They translated the contract last week.
Past Continuous
I was translating when you called.
You were translating during the meeting.
He was translating while the guests waited.
We were translating when the power failed.
They were translating the interview at noon.
Past Perfect
I had translated the letter before lunch.
You had translated the instructions by then.
He had translated the book before moving abroad.
We had translated the guide before printing it.
They had translated the speech before the event.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been translating for hours before resting.
You had been translating since early morning.
He had been translating for a week before finishing.
We had been translating all afternoon before stopping.
They had been translating for months before publication.
Future Simple (will)
I will translate the letter tomorrow.
You will translate the instructions later.
He will translate the speech next week.
We will translate the guide soon.
They will translate the novel next year.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to translate this email tonight.
You are going to translate the menu.
He is going to translate the report.
We are going to translate the website.
They are going to translate the new book.
Future Continuous
I will be translating all evening.
You will be translating during the conference.
He will be translating at this time tomorrow.
We will be translating throughout the workshop.
They will be translating the broadcast tonight.
Future Perfect
I will have translated the chapter by Friday.
You will have translated the form by noon.
He will have translated the book by summer.
We will have translated all the signs by July.
They will have translated the series before winter.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been translating for six hours by dinner.
You will have been translating since dawn by then.
He will have been translating for a month by Friday.
We will have been translating for a year by June.
They will have been translating since morning by lunchtime.
Present Simple Negative
I do not translate legal documents.
You do not translate every word.
He does not translate old poems.
We do not translate private messages.
They do not translate documents for free.
Present Simple Question
Do I translate this paragraph correctly?
Do you translate from German?
Does he translate books for children?
Do we translate this phrase properly?
Do they translate for international clients?
Past Simple Negative
I did not translate the final page.
You did not translate the title.
He did not translate the warning.
We did not translate the entire report.
They did not translate the announcement.
Past Simple Question
Did I translate the address correctly?
Did you translate that letter yesterday?
Did he translate the speech at the event?
Did we translate the correct version?
Did they translate the contract last month?