English conjugation practice
Treat
Treat conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I treat my guests kindly.
You treat everyone with respect.
At work, he treats customers fairly.
We treat our neighbors like friends.
They treat the old building as a museum.
Present Continuous
I am treating the team to lunch today.
You are treating this problem too seriously.
Right now, he is treating a patient.
We are treating the guests to dinner tonight.
They are treating the injured bird carefully.
Present Perfect
I have treated every visitor warmly.
You have treated me very well.
He has treated several children today.
We have treated the guests to a special meal.
They have treated the animals at the shelter.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been treating this project as a priority.
You have been treating your guests generously.
He has been treating patients since morning.
We have been treating this issue as urgent.
They have been treating injured players all season.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I treated my brother to lunch.
You treated the complaint seriously.
He treated the wound last night.
After dinner, we treated ourselves to ice cream.
They treated the injured horse quickly.
Past Continuous
I was treating a customer when the phone rang.
You were treating the subject with great patience.
He was treating a patient during the storm.
We were treating our visitors to local food.
They were treating the injured player on the field.
Past Perfect
Before noon, I had treated three patients.
You had treated the issue as a joke.
By then, he had treated the wound.
Before the guests left, we had treated them to dessert.
The nurses had treated every injured visitor.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been treating the problem for hours before help came.
You had been treating the guests kindly all evening.
He had been treating patients since early morning.
We had been treating the matter as confidential.
They had been treating injured workers throughout the night.
Future Simple (will)
I will treat you to lunch tomorrow.
You will treat the matter with respect.
He will treat the patient after breakfast.
We will treat our friends to dinner.
They will treat the injured bird tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to treat myself to a quiet evening.
You are going to treat the guests to homemade pizza.
He is going to treat the cut this afternoon.
We are going to treat this as an emergency.
They are going to treat the visitors warmly.
Future Continuous
At ten o'clock, I will be treating patients.
You will be treating the matter during the meeting.
He will be treating guests at the reception.
We will be treating our relatives to a picnic.
They will be treating customers throughout the afternoon.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have treated all the patients.
By then, you will have treated the problem properly.
Before noon, he will have treated the wound.
By the end of the trip, we will have treated our hosts to lunch.
The doctors will have treated every patient by evening.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been treating patients for a year.
By then, you will have been treating the project as your main task.
Next month, he will have been treating children for five years.
By July, we will have been treating our volunteers with respect for a decade.
By the end of the season, they will have been treating injured athletes for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not treat rumors as facts.
You do not treat people badly.
He does not treat minor injuries at home.
We do not treat our neighbors as strangers.
They do not treat animals cruelly.
Present Simple Question
Do I treat this form as complete?
Do you treat your employees fairly?
Does he treat every case personally?
Do we treat our visitors well enough?
How do they treat difficult customers?
Past Simple Negative
I did not treat the small cut myself.
You did not treat the complaint seriously.
He did not treat the patient yesterday.
We did not treat the visitors unfairly.
They did not treat the injured bird in time.
Past Simple Question
Did I treat your message as urgent?
Did you treat the guests to lunch?
When did he treat the injured player?
Why did we treat that option as impossible?
Did they treat everyone with kindness?